We first thought of Coris pictoides but the stripe on this one goes through the tail, although it is possible as a juvenile it doesn't!
The other thought was Coris julis because the juvenile is almost an exact match but again it is in the wrong place!
We first thought of Coris pictoides but the stripe on this one goes through the tail, although it is possible as a juvenile it doesn't!
The other thought was Coris julis because the juvenile is almost an exact match but again it is in the wrong place!
This one might be Coris sp, too. I don't have any exact match.
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Posted by @fishx6Your fish has been named, check it out in your gallery!
Posted by @SfamnunA juvenile Stethojulis interrupta looks like a pretty good match to me.
Posted by @fishx6We first thought of Coris pictoides but the stripe on this one goes through the tail, although it is possible as a juvenile it doesn't! The other thought was Coris julis because the juvenile is almost an exact match but again it is in the wrong place!
Posted by @fishx6We first thought of Coris pictoides but the stripe on this one goes through the tail, although it is possible as a juvenile it doesn't! The other thought was Coris julis because the juvenile is almost an exact match but again it is in the wrong place!
Posted by AlyonaThis one might be Coris sp, too. I don't have any exact match.