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Pomacanthus paru (Bloch 1787), the French
Angelfish (1). Another standard in the aquarium trade. Beautiful and
hardy, and large (to fifteen inches in length and a foot tall). Tropical
west Atlantic from the Bahamas to Brazil. A medium sized individual
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Sargocentron coruscum (Poey 1860), the
Reef Squirrelfish. Tropical W. Atlantic, FLA to N. S. America. To 15
cm./6". White tips on first dorsal spines, first three or four with
black spot. Nocturnal.
One out at night Bonaire 2019. |
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Neoniphon marianus (Cuvier 1829), the
Longjaw Squirrelfish. Tropical West Atlantic. To seven inches in length.
Distinctive yellow body lines. Bonaire 2019.
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Paranthias furcifer (Valenciennes 1828), the
Creolefish. Eastern and western coasts of the Atlantic. To fourteen inches
in length. Zooplankton feeder much as its namesake group (Anthiines). A
small one in Bonaire 2019.
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