Thanks all. Really happy he is doing well. Almost like having my dream Conspic. Some day...
Grunt It's been my experience that cyanide usually is appearant within the first 24-72 hours of receiving fish from overseas.
What is the wrasse in your picture now myerst? Absolutely stunning. Nice angel btw too
Abstract
Three new species of the labrid genus Paracheilinus are described from Indonesia and offshore reefs of north-western Australia. Paracheilinus cyaneus, new species, is described from two specimens, 48.7-52.2 mm SL, collected at the beggai Islands, Sulawesi. It is distinguished from other members of the genus by a consistently higher number of elongate dorsal filaments and colour pattern, particularly that of displaying males, which have iridescent blue over most of the head, back, and dorsal fin, in addition to bright red dorsal filaments. Paracheilinus flavianalis, new species, is described from 20 specimens, 20.2-53.0 mm SL, collected at Bali Indonesia and Scott-Seringapatam reefs, Western Australia. Males of P. flavianalis have a yellow anal fin, whereas in the closely related P. maccoskeri this fin is deep red on the outer two-thirds and yellow basally, the two colours being separated by a violet band. Males of P. flavianalis also different in having a distinctive dark red mark at the middle of the outer part of the dorsal fin, which encompasses the first three soft dorsal rays (at least one of these forms a long filament). Paracheilinus togeanensis, new species, is described from a single specimen, 47.8 mm SL, collected at the Togean Islands, northern Sulawesi. It is distinguished by colour pattern, a lack of dorsal fin filaments, a lunate caudal fin, and rounded posterior profile of the dorsal fin.
Some other beautiful Wrasses......
Tanaka
