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Mulloidichthys vanicolensis (Valenciennes
1831), the Yellowfin Goatfish. Indo-Pacific, Red Sea to
Hawai'i. To fifteen inches in length. The first one in the
upper Gulf of Aqaba in the Red Sea, a second in the Cooks, and a
third showing their "pink" color in
Hawai'i, where it is known as the weke'ula (red); which the species
turns when stressed, dead. Kona 2019.
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Parupeneus insularis Island
Goatfish, munu in HI. To about a foot in length. Mid to E. tropical Pacific.
Here in Kona, HI 2019.
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Cirrhitus pinnulatus (Forster 1801), the Stocky Hawkfish.
Indo-Pacific, including the Red Sea. To a foot in length. An occasional
import that does well in captivity, including reefs that don't house
small motile invertebrates or fishes. Adult profile in Hawai'i. |
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Forster's or Freckled
Hawkfish, Paracirrhites forsteri (Schneider 1801). With a body marked
by dark spots on the front half and horizontal bands on the rear. This
species can be testy and eat goldfish near their full length of almost
nine inches, so be careful when purchasing a larger one. Indo-Pacific. A
very large (10" plus) individual in Kona, HI 2019.
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