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Echinaster luzonicus (Gray 1840). Variable in color (yellow, green, brown, red... to mottled). Western Pacific.
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Ecsenius midas Starck 1969, the
Midas or Persian Blenny. Indo-Pacific; Red Sea to the Marquesas. To
about five inches in length. |
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Dragon morays, Enchelychore pardalis
from Hawaii are striking with white bodies and variegated black, yellow
and red markings. Their name derives from the presence of elongate,
pointed jaws and long posterior nostril tubes. They command a high price
for their beauty and adaptability, and are worth it. |
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Equetus acuminatus (Bloch & Schneider
1801), the High Hat. To 23 cm., 9 inches in length. Western Atlantic;
North Carolina to Brazil. Found over sandy and rocky bottoms in groups
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