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Genus Halichoeres, Part 7
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By Bob Fenner |
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| Halichoeres pictus (Steindachner 1867), the
Rainbow Wrasse. Tropical west Atlantic; Florida to northern South
America. To 13 cm. in length. An initial phase individual and pair
in Bonaire. |
 
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| Halichoeres poeyi (Poey 1860), the Rainbow Wrasse.
Tropical west Atlantic; Florida to northern South America. To 13 cm. in
length. Found in shallow muddy bays and grass beds. Photo at right of an
intermediate phase individual in Roatan. Below: Juvenile in Roatan |
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| Halichoeres prosopeion (Bleeker 1853), the
Two-tone Wrasse. Western Pacific. To five inches in length. An
occasional import from a few countries. N. Sulawesi, Fiji and
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