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| Amblycirrhitus pinos
(Mowbray 1927), the Ruby or Red Spotted Hawkfish. One of only
two Caribbean species. To almost four inches in length. It is
hardy, inexpensive (usually less than $20.00) and readily
available. One of five in this genus. One in Cozumel. |
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| Amphiprion ocellaris
Cuvier 1830, the "False" Percula or Clown Anemonefish, or
Ocellaris Clown. Indo-West Pacific; eastern Indian Ocean to
Australia, to Philippines, to southern Japan. To a little over four
inches maximum length. Bred in captivity including beautiful
northwest Regular and Australian dark variety mid-juvenile and
adult below. Orange overall (except for melanistic forms),
with three broad continuous body bars with narrow black margins
(vs. thick ones in A. percula). |
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| Cephalopholis cruentata Lacepede 1802, the
Graysby. Tropical west Atlantic. To fourteen inches maximum length.
A regular offering in the aquarium trade, though not a great
beauty. Capable of rapid color, marking changes. This one in the
Cozumel. |
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| Cephalopholis fulva (Linnaeus 1758), the
Coney. Tropical west Atlantic. To sixteen inches long in the wild,
usually less than half that in captivity. A hardy aquarium species
that comes in three distinct color variations: Overall red
(at right in the Turks) or red above, white below; Brown or Brown
above, white below, and Overall Yellow (xanthic), and changes
between these variations. A 1.5" juv. in Cozumel. |
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