|
|
Archive 35: Daily Pix FULL SIZE
(For personal use only: NOT public
domain)
(Mmm, right click, add, set as
background...)
To: Today's:
Desktop size download,
Today's FAQs,
SW Archive1,
SW Archive2,SW
Archive 3, SW
Archive 4,
SW Archive 5,
SW Archive 6, SW
Archive 7,
SW Archive 8,
SW Archive 9,
SW Archive 10,
SW Archive 11,
SW Archive 12,
Archive 13,
SW Archive 14,
SW Archive 15,
SW Archive 16,
SW Archive 17,
SW Archive 18,
SW Archive 19,
SW Archive 20,
SW Archive 21,
SW Archive 22,
SW Archive 23,
SW Archive 24,
SW Archive 25,
SW Archive 26,
SW Archive 27,
SW Archive 28,
SW Archive 29,
SW Archive 30,
SW Archive 31,
SW Archive 32, SW Archive 33,
SW Archive 34,
SW Archive 36,
SW Archive 37,
SW Archive 38,
SW Archive 39,
SW Archive 40,
SW Archive 41,
Freshwater Pic of the Day Link,
|
|
.JPG)
|
|
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. |
.JPG) |
|
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. |
 |
| 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. |
.JPG) |
|
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. |
|
|
