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Pterapogon kauderni Koumans 1933, the Banggai Cardinalfish. Originally/naturally restricted in distribution to Banggai Island, Indonesia, though moved about, commercially produced in good numbers in Indonesia and elsewhere. To three inches in length. A darling of the ornamental aquatics industry and hobby. Readily reproduced in captivity. Young clustering about large/symbiotic anemones tentacles. Here in Lembeh Strait.

Apogon sealei (Fowler 1918), Seale's Cardinalfish. Western Pacific; Malaysia to Micronesia. To three inches in length. Raja Ampat 08

Apogon nigrofasciatus Lachner 1953, the Blackstriped Cardinalfish. Indo-Pacific; Red Sea to the Tuamotus. Raja Ampat 08.

Cheilodipterus artus Smith 1961. The Wolf Cardinalfish. To seven inches in length. Indo-Pacific; East Africa to GBR, Japan. Feeds on small fishes. Raja Ampat pic.

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