Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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Thanks for the help.
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That's tough; there's a few possibilities right now. Any other pictures? Interested in the tail. Any other info? ie - region of collection.

As a best guess based on what I see: Cirrhilabrus bathyphilus
 
That's why I was asking those questions; it could be of the lunatus complex too, but that still leave the possibilities of lunatus, cf. lunatus, or cf. lanceolatus.
 
Yeah, in the lunatus complex, but a conclusive i.d. won't be possible until it grows, especially as some from the Northern Philippines are being sold as Japanese Lunatus.
 
Can you guys ID this for me? The owner said it wasnt a 6 line but I cant remember what he said it was... It is a Juvenile...

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Can you guys ID this for me? The owner said it wasnt a 6 line but I cant remember what he said it was... It is a Juvenile...

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Melenurus or Christmas wrasse. One of the two, not sure. Evolved will probably clarify. :)
 
Can you guys ID this for me? The owner said it wasnt a 6 line but I cant remember what he said it was... It is a Juvenile...
Halichoeres melanurus, female.
 
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