new species of wrasse

[NyReefNoob]

ok let me start with i am photo bucket RC challenged, but i just got a new wrasse of which i have never seen before almost looks like a hybrid of a Paracheilinus lineopunctatus and a Cirrhilabrus earlei the lines frtom the earlei are pretty simular, so if anyone can help me with pic's id appriciate it

 

[reefjunkie42]

where are the pic?

 

[NyReefNoob]

so if anyone can help me with pic's id appriciate it

 

[reefjunkie42]

you don't have the capabilities to take pictures?

 

[MCCOOL]

If you have the pics and just need someone to post them for you, you can email them to me and I'll post them. if you need someone to take the pics, can't help you there.

 

[Jordani]

Does it look like any of these two flasher wrasses?

Paracheilinus octotaenia

Paracheilinus attenuatus

 

[launchnukes]

Does it look like any of these two flasher wrasses?

Paracheilinus octotaenia

Paracheilinus attenuatus

I want

 

[reefjunkie42]

Me too^^

 

[chessmanmark]

Rick, it's really simple to use Photobucket. Open an account for free, upload your pictures, and then click the IMG code tag. It will automatically copy the link which you then paste in your post on any forum.

Let's see the fish.

 

[NyReefNoob]

hey mark long time no see, i do have a photobucket account, but my camera is stuck is taking large pic's and even when i try to adjust size on there still says file to large,

Jordani, no it doesnt as i have a pair of redsea eightlines already and the more i get to looking at the fish it looks to be a Paracheilinus filamentosus except there is a few differances and maybe it came from a different region then normal, odd thing is i am always on the look out for different wrasse's and have had atleast 20 different species and this is a first time seeing this one even if it turns out to be a Paracheilinus filamentosus

and MCCOOL shoot me ur email and ill send them

 

[bradleyj]

Here is my Paracheilinus filamentosus. Does yours look close to this?

 

[NyReefNoob]

bradley it is very simular to that but the front dorsal fins are a heavy yellow at the base and the lines in the body are a little broader and more of a variable in color granted this is more of a sub-male i have, and after looking it kinda resembles a bella also

 

[tcoral]

hey mark long time no see, i do have a photobucket account, but my camera is stuck is taking large pic's and even when i try to adjust size on there still says file to large,

Jordani, no it doesnt as i have a pair of redsea eightlines already and the more i get to looking at the fish it looks to be a Paracheilinus filamentosus except there is a few differances and maybe it came from a different region then normal, odd thing is i am always on the look out for different wrasse's and have had atleast 20 different species and this is a first time seeing this one even if it turns out to be a Paracheilinus filamentosus

and MCCOOL shoot me ur email and ill send them

Look for paint on your computer (under accessories in Windows) and resize the picture to about 30%. If not that another way is to e-mail the picture to yourself, many e-mail accounts will ask if you want to resize the picture you're sending. Then you can save it and put it in your photo album here.

Hurry up, I want to see this wrasse!:twitch:

 

[reefjunkie42]

me too me too!! I have been checking hourly.

 

[albano]

i just got a new wrasse, so if anyone can help me

:idea: Rick, if you cut off the tail fins, I will do some DNA testing for you! :eek2:

 

[phishsauce]

Holy grail! What kind of wrasse is that??

I thought you were going to mention the Marjorie Wrasse or something.

 

[reefjunkie42]

can we see a picture of the fish yet?

 

[CarlitosReef]

I'm dying to see!!

 

[NyReefNoob]

trying to get a decent photo really showing the colors and line patern, and u wrasse freaks know it's hard to get one of these to slow for a pic

 

[albano]

trying to get a decent photo

WOW, it's been so long, we all thought that YOU jumped out of the tank!