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Tridacna gigas (Linnaeus 1758), the Giant Giant Clam. Smooth shell with no concentric sculpturing. The largest bivalve and mollusk in the world at up to 1.3 meter in length. Malay Peninsula to Marshalls and Fiji. This one in an aquarium in Dallas, Fort Worth TX 

Thalassoma lunare (Linnaeus 1758), the Moon Wrasse (2), sometimes comes in great, other times... all die. Red Sea and Indian Ocean,  to the Line Islands. Length to ten inches. Can be more green or blue in overall coloration. Fiji male
 
Thalassoma lutescens (Lay & Bennett 1839), the Yellow Moon Wrasse (2). West Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean, to ten inches. Easily confused with the more common Moon Wrasse, T. lunare. Male in Fiji
 
Thalassoma lutescens (Lay & Bennett 1839), the Yellow Moon Wrasse (2). West Pacific and eastern Indian Ocean, to ten inches. Easily confused with the more common Moon Wrasse, T. lunare. Yellow variety initial phase/female in Fiji 
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