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| Periclimenes pedersoni Chace 1958, the
Caribbean Anemone Shrimp, Pederson's Shrimp. Should always be
kept with Anemone hosts. A great cleaner of fishes, but ships
poorly. Here in a Bartholomea anemone off Key Largo, FLA in
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| Periclimenes pedersoni Chace 1958, the
Caribbean Anemone Shrimp, Pederson's Shrimp. Should always be
kept with Anemone hosts. A great cleaner of fishes, but ships
poorly. Here in a Bartholomea anemone off Key Largo, FLA in
09 |
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| Pomacentrus alleni Burgess 1981,
Allen's or Andaman Damselfish. Andaman Sea, the Similans off of
Thailand. A hardy beauty that grows to a maximum of two inches and
does well living solitarily. This one in the Quality Marine
tank/booth at IMAC West in 09. |
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| Protula magnifica Straughan 1967, the
Magnificent Tubeworm. Tropical Indo-Pacific. Not easily kept in
captivity. Constructs calcareous tube of up to a foot in length and
a centimeter in diameter. Here a whole bunch at a Singapore
wholesaler's during the 09 Aquarama Sunday tour. |
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