Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Was sold to me as a blue sided fairy wrasse. Is this what it is?

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This is P. filamentosus, the filamented flasher, male.

This is a hybrid P. filamentosus x P. flavianalis, male.
I've stared a while now, and I don't see the hybridization on the last one. Both appear just filamentosus to me.
TJ, did I miss something?
 
I've stared a while now, and I don't see the hybridization on the last one. Both appear just filamentosus to me.
TJ, did I miss something?
No, I did, I was looking on my phone and didn't click on the pic, I only saw thered dorsal filament, so one dorsal filament and a lunate caudal, so... but when you posted I went back and enlarged the pic to see the purple ones too.
 
LFS and was labeled a Lubbock's...
thanks guys...its looks very similar to a Scotts and probably the same temperament.
 
Bright redish/pink with a few blue stripes.

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Without seeing the dorsal and anal fins it is hard to pin down, but it is a flasher wrasse with a rounded caudal and a white belly, so in order of likelyhood it could be carpenter's, mckosker, or flavianalis. Lineopunctatus also has a rounded caudal, but is generally darker.
 
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