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Actinodendron sp. N. Sulawesi.
One with a bonus Periclimenes brevicarpalis shrimp. |
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Allogalathea elegans (White 1847). Color variable with species of
commensal crinoid it's found on. Bear a mid-line "racing stripe" except
in cases of all red (on red featherstars) individuals. Western Pacific;
Australia, Enewetak, Indonesia. To 2 cm. N. Sulawesi pix.
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Amphiprion bicinctus Ruppell 1828,
the Two-Band or Red Sea Anemonefish. Bright orange and brown bodied,
with two vertical body bands, the first expanded above the head. Yellow
tailed. Found in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Chagos Archipelago. To
five inches in length. Aquarium image. |
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Antennarius pictus (Shaw & Nodder 1794), the Painted Anglerfish. Indo-Pacific. Principally imported from Indonesia and the Philippines. To 16 cm. overall length. Comes in all colors, and mottled, matching with local decor. Typically found amongst sponges, rock near the bottom or on the mud/muck. N. Sulawesi image. Distinguished by bony part of "fishing rod" being about twice the length of second dorsal spine and "lure" being an elongated and flat tuft. |
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