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| Acanthochromis
polyacanthus (Bleeker 1855), the Spiny Chromis (only member of
the genus). Indo-Australian; inshore and off-shore reefs. Notably
the only species of Pomacentrid that instead of having pelagic
larval development, spawns, rears its young cichlid-fashion. A
youngster in Raja Ampat. |
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| Females are mostly to all yellow
in color. Rhinomuraena quaesita Garman
1888, the Ribbon Moray Eel. Ninety nine percent plus do not live a month in captivity. Most starve, refusing
all food. Raja Ampat 08 |
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| Brachysomophis cirrocheilos (Bleeker 1857),
the Stargazer Snake Eel. Looking frightening like its namesake (the
uranoscopid stargazer)... come to think of it, looking more
terrifying... Indo-West Pacific; Red Sea to Indonesia. To four feet
in length. N. Sulawesi image. |
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| Brachysomophis henshawi Jordan & Snyder
1904, the Reptilian Snake Eel. Indo-West Pacific; Arabian Sea to
HI, Japan, Coral Sea. To 3.5 feet in length. N. Sulawesi
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