Help to ID these fish?

[Seafan]

it looks really like Thalassoma lutescens, but it's yellow:

this one looks really like C.milliaris, but it doesn't have the black band on the tail:

I have no idea what kind of fish this is -

TIA!

 

[Kahuna Tuna]

#1 looks like a full adult Halichoeres chrysus.

#3 looks like a Siganus javus rabbitfish.

No clue on the BF

 

[kirkaz]

#1 looks like a full adult Halichoeres chrysus.

Color wise on the body that sure looks right, but the color and shape of the head sure look Thalassoma.....I have Thalassoma lutescens, and have had him since he was very young, but he was never that yellow, could be a really really young one.

My guess on the Butterfly would be Chaetodon guttatissimus...spots may not be dark enough though

 

[Seafan]

thank you both, I looked up fishbase with the names you suggested, I think you got all 3 of them.

 

[AuroraDrvr]

The first picture is a Halichoeres chrysus, with a severly deformed/previously damaged mouth.

The second is Chaetodon citrinellus.

The third is Siganus javus

 

[SDguy]

The first picture is a Halichoeres chrysus, with a severly deformed/previously damaged mouth.

Is it deformed/damagd, or just old? I ask because a friend has a radiant wrasse that is HUGE, with a similar "bullnose" face.

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Is it deformed/damagd, or just old? I ask because a friend has a radiant wrasse that is HUGE, with a similar "bullnose" face.

Could be either...

Bullnose is likely from burying in the sand all those years, or atleast that's my speculative conclusion for the older Halichoeres specimens that I've seen. That particular specimen pictured doesn't look like its had a life on easy street. Shredded tail, severly pinched stomach and the nose, so who knows...