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Synaptula species. Indo-Pacific; principally East Indies. Rarely kept in captivity though small (to about one foot maximum length) as it is always found in association with species of Brown Vase & other Sponge.  Sipadan 08 

Synchiropus splendidus (Herre 1927) the (Splendid, Blue) Mandarinfish. To 6 cm. in length. Western Pacific; Ryukyu to Australia. Aquarium photo. There are some red-based individuals. Spawned, rearing records exist for captivity.  
 
Taenianotus triacanthus Lacepede 1802, the Leaf Scorpionfish. Indo-pan-Pacific. To four inches overall length. Usually found amongst reef rocks on a open setting, rocking like a falling leaf. Molts its skin about twice a month. In the wild, feeds on small fishes, fry and crustaceans. Comes in browns, blacks, yellows, reds. Found throughout the tropical Pacific and Indian Ocean... East Africa to the Galapagos. Sipadan 08  
 
Taeniura lymna (Forsskal 1775), the Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray (3) (aka the Bluespotted Stingray in the pet-fish trade). Indo-West Pacific, including the Red Sea. To fourteen inches in width. A commonly offered species in the ornamental marine interest, but rarely lives... due to shipping trauma, being kept in too-small quarters, lack of oxygen, scratches and subsequent infections. Red Sea 08.  
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