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It's a female Thalassoma species, either lunare or pavo.Any chance of an id on these two? Came in the store as pencil wrasses, no species name
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On my list, beautiful fishSorry, but your gut is wrong. That is a male Macropharyngodon bipartitus.
Positive on those two and not being a bifasciatum?It's a female Thalassoma species, either lunare or pavo.
Bifasciatum usually doesn't have the vertical markings, but it could be stress coloring.Positive on those two and not being a bifasciatum?
Spot on with the genus though, many many thanks
Haha, not surprised. Alright, thanks!Sorry, but your gut is wrong. That is a male Macropharyngodon bipartitus.
I'm not certain either, but chloropterus was my first thought as well.Any ideas on my wrasse?
Agree with TJ on the possibilities, but filamentosus is most likely IMO.
Yes, mccoskeri

I agree. Some of the Northern Philippine and Japanese lunatus canI just see lunatus, not brunneus.
(There's an argument which can be made those are actually the same species; still TBD yet.)
I just see lunatus, not brunneus.
(There's an argument which can be made those are actually the same species; still TBD yet.)
I agree. Some of the Northern Philippine and Japanese lunatus can
be quite dark in coloration.

