Let Me ID Your Wrasse!

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what is it... thanks
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Yeah, that's Coris gaimard.
 
It never occurred to me to post a picture of him when he is not flashing, for ID purposes.
Here is a non flashing picture of him. Can anybody help in narrow down the region where he is from?
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It never occurred to me to post a picture of him when he is not flashing, for ID purposes.
Here is a non flashing picture of him. Can anybody help in narrow down the region where he is from?
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Looks like an Indonesian specimen to me...
 
Looks like an Indonesian specimen to me...

Exquisitus complex cannot get any more complex . But I agree with TJ @eatbreakfast - looks like Indonesian . I would expect it to get a deeper yellow dorsum in terminal phase .

Regards,
Abhishek
 
As @evolved said , I don’t know if anyone who has kept it long term as it feeds on stony coral polyps in nature .
Not to disappoint you but it’s not an easy species by any means to maintain
 
how about this guy
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Camera shy so best i can get, other side is more dashed lines, store had no clue either but i liked coloring and interaction with its tank mates.

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