Show Your Skills on ID

[JHemdal]

Cetoscarus bicolor?

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Yep.

 

[JHemdal]

O.K., I give in and will join the consensus - here is a *cropped* photo. If I posted the whole fish, it would be too distinctive. These are very common in certain locales, but were rarely imported until recently (say in the last three years?). I have a group of three, the first I've ever worked with.

Jay

 

[sedgro]

Pterocaesio tile

 

[JHemdal]

Sedgro,

Good job! Also called the Neon Fusiler. A really cool fish for larger reefs with more open water. You're up next!

Jay

 

[myerst2]

Hey Coralite and Sedro I thought the two of you would enjoy these pics.

 

[sedgro]

Tim,
Cool pictures, where are they from? Wish I had two... I guess I am lucky enough to have one!

Here is my picture:

 

[copps]

Apolemichthys guezei... the infamous photo taken by Hugues Vitry at Reunion... the rarest of the rare angels... I was able to hold the holotype specimen in my hand at the Bishop Museum in Hawaii...

 

[sedgro]

John - figured you would get it right away. You're up...

 

[copps]

 

[tcmfish]

Bodianus diana

 

[copps]

No...

 

[tcmfish]

Bodianus scrofa?

 

[copps]

still no...

 

[tcmfish]

Dang, well here's another shot...

Bodianus dictynna?

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Bodianus macrourus, maybe Bodianus unimaculatus?

 

[copps]

not yet...

 

[joetbs]

frenchi

 

[AuroraDrvr]

Bodianus leucostictus

 

[AuroraDrvr]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13939022#post13939022 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by copps
not yet...

That wouldn't mean you are looking into getting one of the aforementioned, would it?