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No worriesOh shoot someone moved my pic and ID thank you!

The eye-spots in the dorsal is one of the indicators, yes. And yours is a a male.

Hello! New here but I could get an ID on this one here? Just recently purchase and hiding.
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Agreed, C. roseafascia, female.Looks like my c. roseafasic rose band fairy.
Male Cirrhilabrus ryukyuensis, often mistakenly called C. lyukyuensis. But also believed by some to just be a variant of C. cyanopleura.What kind of fairy?
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+1Male Cirrhilabrus ryukyuensis, often mistakenly called C. lyukyuensis. But also believed by some to just be a variant of C. cyanopleura.
Thanks guys for the info, here's another photo that a bit more clear.roseafascia, female-ish.
It's one of those species that's really hard to judge when the line from female to transitional male has been crossed.
Looks like a c.f. pyleiOk help me with this one
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Lubbock wrasseThis one was called a Tri-color. Male or Female
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