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Pomacanthus paru (Bloch 1787), the French Angelfish (1). Another
standard in the aquarium trade. Beautiful and hardy, and large (to
fifteen inches in length and a foot tall). Tropical west Atlantic from
the Bahamas to Brazil. Pictured: a three inch juvenile in captivity. |
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Pomacanthus paru (Bloch 1787), the French Angelfish
(1). Another standard in the aquarium trade. Beautiful and hardy, and large (to
fifteen inches in length and a foot tall). Tropical west Atlantic from the
Bahamas to Brazil. Pictured: A foot long adult
in Belize. |
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Pomacanthus paru (Bloch 1787), the French Angelfish (1). Another
standard in the aquarium trade. Beautiful and hardy, and large (to
fifteen inches in length and a foot tall). Tropical west Atlantic from
the Bahamas to Brazil. A sixteen inch oldish individual off Boynton Beach,
Florida. |
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Pomacanthus semicirculatus (Cuvier 1831), the Koran or
Semicircle Angelfish (1). A beauty from throughout its wide range, Indo-west
Pacific eastward to Africa, but not the Red Sea. To about thirteen inches in
length. Five inch sub adult in
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