Gorgeous New Cirrhilabrus sp.

[JLynn]

At NY Aquatics, they have an unidentified species of fairy wrasse!
http://cdn6.bigcommerce.com/s-ah7hzep/products/1607/images/3375/unid__20005.1428076321.1280.1280.png?c=2
Look at this beauty! The bright aqua on the chin makes it look like it might be flashing, but the rest of it looks relaxed, so I don't know. And if that is it's relaxed coloration, just imagine the nuptial displays! :eek1:

[bobkill]

http://www.nyaquatic.com/cirrhilabrus-sp-unidentified-fairy-wrasse/

[eatbreakfast]

I am not entirely convinced it is not an aberrant or recessive traited C. tonozukai, but still fairly rare either way.

[pktech]

Calling Evolved!! What do you think? Pretty sweet no matter what it is.

[evolved]

I think I agree with TJ. Furthermore, pictures of this species/variant/hybrid/aberrant have been captured before; I wouldn't call it "new".

Beyond that, I think I can't believe the price tag...