Archive 128: Daily Pix FULL SIZE

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Siganus punctatus (Schneider 1801), the Goldspotted Spinefoot. Western Pacific and eastern edge of the Indian Ocean. To sixteen inches long in the wild. Sipadan 08

Siganus stellatus (Forsskal 1775), the Brownspotted Spinefoot, or more often in the pet-trade, the Stellar Rabbitfish. Western Indian Ocean. To sixteen inches long in the wild. Red Sea 08

Siphonochalina sp. Red Sea 08.

Babylonia zeylanica, Babylon or Babylonia snail... I wouldn't trust them around other Molluscs. They're predators and scavengers.

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