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It is a female Halichoeres biocellatus, sometimes called a Christmas wrasse, red christmas wrasse, or redline wrasse.Hi, is this christmas wrasse? Looks different from images online
About 2" in length
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Bought him to eat pests (nudis/flatworms?)
It is a female Halichoeres biocellatus, sometimes called a Christmas wrasse, red christmas wrasse, or redline wrasse.
It should help with some of the coral pests.
They should, but so should the others. Young fish are more likely than older fish, well fed fish are less likely to hunt as well. Skip feeding one a week and that should help motivate them to hunt.Thank you, kind sir.
Will they eat flatworms on euphyllia? They're the only flatworms I have and I tried yellow coris wrasse and sixline wrasse before to no avail.
Cirrhilabrus codei, they can be pretty aggressive.What type of Wrasse is this? He is very aggressive.![]()
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Cirrhilabrus beauperryiI have one for you. It is an ok picture but he blends in with the background so well.
It is a C. katherinae.Not my best picture -- just snapped this hoping to get a more positive ID between C. katherinae and C. balteatus, if possible.
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It is a C. katherinae.

He didn't believe me!![]()
That it's the same thing.To be honest the Philippine katherinae is sort of a tweener between the Japanese katherinae and the Marshall Islands balteatus. I would be interested in seeing what the genetics say on the matter.
Pretty sure we both feel that way.Thank you[emoji51]@evolved @eatbreakfast shiuld be able to help you out with an id

