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 Archive 354: Daily Pix FULL SIZE
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Bothus lunatus (Linnaeus 1758), the Plate Fish. Tropical eastern and western Atlantic. To eighteen inches overall length. A master of disguise like many flatfishes. Need fine sand to bury in. Feed on small fishes, crustaceans and octopus in the wild. Shown here in  Bonaire.

Bothus lunatus (Linnaeus 1758), the Plate Fish. Tropical eastern and western Atlantic. To eighteen inches overall length. A master of disguise like many flatfishes. Need fine sand to bury in. Feed on small fishes, crustaceans and octopus in the wild. Shown here in  Bonaire.
 
Canthigaster rostrata (Bloch 1786), simply called the Sharpnose Puffer. Tropical west Atlantic species, common and inexpensive. To five inches. Eats mainly seagrass (and some invertebrates) in the wild. Specimen in Bonaire with worm parasites.
 
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 Bonaire 8/09


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