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Freshwater
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Panulirus argus, the Caribbean Spiny Lobster. Common in the tropical
West Atlantic. To two feet maximum length. One out during the day (protected
and very BIG) in Cozumel 2012 |
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Pomacentrus caeruleus Quoy & Gaimard
1825, the Caerulean Damsel. Western Indian Ocean, eastern Africa to the
Maldives. To four inches maximum. A Damselfish beauty that deserves to be
imported much more frequently. House of Fins, CT, 2012 |
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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. Cozumel 2012 |
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Chaetodontoplus
septentrionalis (Temminck & Schlegel 1844), the Blue-Striped Angelfish
(1). Becoming a more common import. Ranging from southern China's coast up
to southern Japan. To eight inches in the wild. A juvenile at House of Fins,
CT, 2012 |
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