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| Clavulariid. Mostly large polyps attached by
common matter (stolon), attached to the substrate, often in large
sheets. Can be overwhelming in growth pushing out other sessile
invertebrates. May produce toxic chemicals as well. Sipadan
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| Pomacanthus (Arusetta)
maculosus (Forsskal 1775), the Yellow-Band Angelfish. Very
similar as adults and juveniles to Pomacanthus asfur, with
told apart from their clear tails and smaller yellow body patch. To
eighteen inches long. Red Sea, Persian Gulf to east African coast.
Sharm 08 |
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| Pomacanthus (Arusetta)
maculosus (Forsskal 1775), the Yellow-Band Angelfish. Very
similar as adults and juveniles to Pomacanthus asfur, with
told apart from their clear tails and smaller yellow body patch. To
eighteen inches long. Red Sea, Persian Gulf to east African coast.
Sharm 08 |
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| Pomacentrus sulfureus
Klunzinger 1871, the Sulphur Damsel. Western Indian Ocean,
including the Red Sea. To three inches overall length. This fish
has become a steady offering in the pet trade. It's a gorgeous
golden yellow overall as an adult and only slightly less so as
juveniles. Red Sea 08 |
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