Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

[evolved]

C. pylei

 

[mmarro99]

C. pylei

Is that what these guys are?

 

[evolved]

heh, that's the answer; C. pylei. Cirrhilabrus pylei.

 

[mmarro99]

heh, that's the answer; C. pylei. Cirrhilabrus pylei.

Thank you bunch!

 

[m88a2]

so i found this unidentified flasher wrasse. any guesses as to what it may end up being? you can see the filaments are clearly developing.

 

[jjtaylor62083]

Ok Im testing you with my newest fish, took me 2 years to get it

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[evolved]

Halichoeres timorensis, just barely submale.

[I've had a pair ~3 years now ]

 

[evolved]

so i found this unidentified flasher wrasse. any guesses as to what it may end up being? you can see the filaments are clearly developing.

It's P. lineopunctatus.

 

[jjtaylor62083]

Halichoeres timorensis, just barely submale.

[I've had a pair ~3 years now ]

LOL, only one fish just starting to change. I guess it was easier than I expected, any pics of yours?

 

[evolved]

LOL, only one fish just starting to change. I guess it was easier than I expected, any pics of yours?

Some photos on this page of my tank thread: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/evolveds-190g-dsa-reef-wrasse-retreat.110197/page-9

 

[m88a2]

It's P. lineopunctatus.

Awesome, that's exactly what I was hoping it was. Any ideas how long it takes to get its adult male colors ( as in weeks months or maybe a year?)

 

[evolved]

I'm afraid there is no answer to that. A few days, to many many months, to never. It's entirely dependant upon the environment.

 

[Eel Steve]

Is my melanarus a boy or a girl?

 

[evolved]

transitional male

 

[saltyhog]

How about this Hawaian wrasse? The dive masters are of no help. I know you guys will know it.

 

[Picturesque Aquatics]

This guy did not want to hold still for a second. He was labeled as a Lime Wrasse but when researching I could only find a Lime Green Wrasse and this guy wasn't that green. He was very pastel with almost faded colors. If you can help that would be great but I understand the pictures are not that great.
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Banana Wrasse (Thalassoma lutescens)

 

[Picturesque Aquatics]

How about this Hawaian wrasse? The dive masters are of no help. I know you guys will know it.

Terminal Yellow tail coris
(Coris gaimard)

 

[saltyhog]

Is this also Coris gaimard? Markings are similar but colors are completely different.

 

[Picturesque Aquatics]

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/pix of the day marine/POTD SW Arch 200-219/swpotdarch210.htm

 

[eatbreakfast]

How about this Hawaian wrasse? The dive masters are of no help. I know you guys will know it.

Yup, picturesque aquatics is right, a terminal male Coris gaimard.

Is this also Coris gaimard? Markings are similar but colors are completely different.

This is a male, but hasn't reached full terminal status.