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Labracinus cyclophthalmus (Muller &
Troschel 1849), the Fire-Tail Devil. Western Pacific distribution
around rocky reefs. About eight inches maximum length. Feeds on
small fishes in the wild. A male in S. Sulawesi, Indo. |
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Pseudochromis aldabraensis Bauchot-Bautin
1958, the Orange Dottyback. Indian Ocean, Arabian Gulf, down to
Aldabra, over to Sri Lanka. To four inches in length. Shy, but a
great aquarium beauty when kept with suitably larger fish
specimens. Aquarium image. |
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Pseudochromis bitaeniatus (Fowler 1931),
Double-striped Dottyback. To 12 cm. Western Pacific. This one in S.
Sulawesi.
http://fishbase.sinica.edu.tw/
Country/CountrySpecies
Summary.cfmCountry=Indonesia&Genus=
Pseudochromis&Species=bitaeniatus |
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Pictichromis diadema Lubbock & Randall
1978, the Diadem Dottyback. Western central Pacific. To two
and a half inches in length. One of the first Dottyback species to
be kept. An aquarium image. |
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