HELP!!!! Can anyone ID this fish PLEASE!!!!

[strongking]

Help me guys. Can anybody ID this fish? I posted 3 best photo I got.

Thanks....

 

[jrcordero4]

Looks like a wrasse. Not sure which one yet.

 

[strongking]

Thanks sir jrcordero. We'll i will try to search wrasse now I got lead.

 

[strongking]

I check on liveaquaria.com but not one of them are alike.

 

[pip walters]

is that not an Oscellate damsel (Pomacentrus vaiuli)? Looks a bit pointy-nosed in one pic, but don't know any wrasse with a single eyespot on the dorsal like that. I thought damsel when I first looked at the pics.

 

[strongking]

Thanks pip Walter. I'm going check it on web. I'm problem is I want to know what kind of fish really is, she aggressive on my blue/green chromis.

 

[strongking]

But the rest of the fish community she not. Only on the chromis.

 

[Digger]

Definitely a damsel of some type (there are over 300) based on body and behavior. I haven't seen any with that exact coloration but my bet is some Oscellate variant.

The long nose in one pic is just distortion through the glass at the angle the pic was taken.

 

[Tony Gill]

Pip Walters is probably correct (Pomacentrus vaiuli), but I can't see the top of the head to see whether it has a median stripe or not. If there is a stripe right down the midline of the head, it's a juvenile P. bankanensis. (This stripe is lacking in P. vaiuli.) There seems to be a bit of distortion in some of the photos, presumably because they were taken at an angle to avoid flash reflection.

Tony

 

[pip walters]

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Help me guys. Can anybody ID this fish? I posted 3 best photo I got.

Thanks....

Do you have 'sport' mode on your camera / phone camera? If so, it may be better for a moving fish

 

[joshuajimenez]

It's a a type of damsle for sure

 

[strongking]

Thanks tony,pip,Joshua. Should I rehome her?

 

[joshuajimenez]

U can't have two damsels together for sure

 

[Darylb]

That's not always true I got clowns (related to damsels) chromis (same again) and an azure damsel