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What color are the ventral fins? Red or black?
If they are red, C. rubeus, black, C. joanallenae.
Thank you. Do you know if they’re male or female?C. aurantidorsalis (orange back) and C. Isosceles (pintail)
This one is Cirrhilabrus cf cyanopleura (ruby head fairy wrasse). I have one in my tank and it's colors are stunning. Very peaceful.First, Tank you for this thread!
I would like help to ID some wrasses and, if possible, sex then.
First one was told me to be a "blue side"
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They are different species, but are in the same complex within the genus. Kuiteri has a more "spotted" pattern on the body, moyeri has a yellower face. Care is identical.Hi
Wasn't sure I should start a new thread or not : I cant tell the difference between Moyeri wrasse & Kuiter's Leopard Wrasse.
Are they the same species ? tried looking it up for a while still confused.
Thanks in advance
C. cf. cyanopleura, ruby head wrasseFirst, Tank you for this thread!
I would like help to ID some wrasses and, if possible, sex then.
First one was told me to be a "blue side"
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Yes, carpentersSecond one was told me to be a "carpenter"
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C. rubripinnisThird one was told me to be a "Redfin"
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Male H. iridis, radiant wrasse. Males have facial striations and lose occelli on the dorsal.Last one I believe is a Radiant and would like to know if it is possible to say if it is a male or female.
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AgreedI think the first is C. cf cyanopleura but I could be wrong about that (C. cyanopleura). The flasher is a Carpenters. The H. iridis is definitely a male. Not sure about the third one. Hunter or TJ should chime in before long
C. debelius.
Looking for an ID on this new wrasse I picked up......![]()

