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Gomphosus varius Lacepede 1801, is the much more common Bird Wrasse (1) in the west. Its males are lighter green over-all, and females transversely white to black front to back, with an orangish upper "beak". The common Bird Wrasse is found in Hawai'i to the tropical western Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean. A juvenile in French Polynesia 2018.
 
Halichoeres claudia Randall & Rocha 2009. Claudia's Wrasse. To 8.8 cm. Pacific; Line Islands, Polynesia to Indo., and E. Indian Ocean. https://www.fishbase.de/summary/65073 Initial phase/female in French Polynesia 2018.
 
Halichoeres claudia Randall & Rocha 2009. Claudia's Wrasse. To 8.8 cm. Pacific; Line Islands, Polynesia to Indo., and E. Indian Ocean. https://www.fishbase.de/summary/65073 Juvenile in French Polynesia 2018.
 
Cheilinus oxycephalus, the Red Hog or Snooty Wrasse (1) is the big winner of the Cheilinus-for-aquariums ratings.. Especially as a juvenile this is a drop-dead gorgeous species that does well in peaceful fish and even reef aquarium settings. To less than eight inches overall length. Indo-Pacific but not Red Sea. French Polynesia 2018.
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