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Freshwater Pic of the Day Link,
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Ctenochaetus tominiensis Randall 1955, the Tomini Bristletooth (3), is occasionally
brought in from the Philippines. Of the four regularly available species of
Ctenochaetus,
the Tomini Bristletooth, is the most difficult to keep. Only Ctenochaetus with
angular dorsal and anal fin ends. Rarely imported. N. Sulawesi pix. |
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Naso lituratus, the
Naso Tang to most
aquarists; it is also known as the tricolor or lipstick tang. There are some who claim
that "blonde" and "streamer" versions are different species; they're
all Naso lituratus, with males growing longer streaming caudal filaments. To
some twenty inches long (w/o the tail!) in the wild. A beautiful
"streamer" (male) in the Red Sea. |
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Naso lituratus, the
Naso Tang to most
aquarists; it is also known as the tricolor or lipstick tang. There are some who claim
that "blonde" and "streamer" versions are different species; they're
all Naso lituratus, with males growing longer streaming caudal filaments. To
some twenty inches long (w/o the tail!) in the wild. A "blonde" Naso in
captivity. |
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| Naso lituratus, the
Naso Tang to most
aquarists; it is also known as the tricolor or lipstick tang. There are some who claim
that "blonde" and "streamer" versions are different species; they're
all Naso lituratus, with males growing longer streaming caudal filaments. To
some twenty inches long (w/o the tail!) in the wild. A "streamer"
(male) in captivity. |
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