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| Coris aygula Lacepede 1801, the Twinspot or
Clown Coris (2), is oh-so-cute when little; at about 3-5 inches it
starts to transform into a light in the front, dark in the back
female. But as they say on late night TV, "Wait, there's
more". At a foot or so in length females change again to
darkish green with a white body band males that grow to three plus
feet in length! Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea to the Line
Islands in distribution. A six inch juv./female in the Red
Sea. |
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| Coris aygula Lacepede 1801, the Twinspot or
Clown Coris (2), is oh-so-cute when little; at about 3-5 inches it
starts to transform into a light in the front, dark in the back
female. But as they say on late night TV, "Wait, there's
more". At a foot or so in length females change again to
darkish green with a white body band males that grow to three plus
feet in length! Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea to the Line
Islands in distribution. A three inch juv. in the Red
Sea. |
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| Coris caudimacula (Quoy & Gaimard
1834), the Spottail Coris. Indian Ocean, including Red Sea, to
Australia. To eight inches in length. A female in the upper Red
Sea's Gulf of Aqaba. |
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| Coris caudimacula (Quoy & Gaimard
1834), the Spottail Coris. Indian Ocean, including Red Sea, to
Australia. To eight inches in length. A female in the upper Red
Sea's Gulf of Aqaba. |
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