What kind of Wrasse is this?

[btweymouth1s]

What kind of Wrasse is this? Pros/Cons of it?

 

[Hormigaquatica]

Looks like a variety of Pyle's Fairy Wrasse (referred to as a Sunset Fairy sometimes). Easy enough fish to keep, though they can get pretty aggressive with other wrasses. I've found females to be significantly more aggressive than males.

 

[sc50964]

Looks like a variety of Pyle's Fairy Wrasse (referred to as a Sunset Fairy sometimes). Easy enough fish to keep, though they can get pretty aggressive with other wrasses. I've found females to be significantly more aggressive than males.

+1, I had a pair but the female eventually chased the male out of the water.

 

[d-man]

Yep, nice fairy looks wise, but mean as hell.
Hopefully it was your last wrasse to add

 

[eatbreakfast]

It is an immature C. pylei, Cebu variant. Many report aggression with this species toward other flasher and fairy wrasses, but my experiences this has not been the case, but that may be the exception and not the rule.

 

[snorvich]

It is an immature C. pylei, Cebu variant. Many report aggression with this species toward other flasher and fairy wrasses, but my experiences this has not been the case, but that may be the exception and not the rule.

I have seen it go either way.

 

[btweymouth1s]

how do they do with inverts such as snail/hermits and shrimps and smaller fish?

 

[evolved]

^ zero risk; Cirrhilabrus are zooplankton feeders.