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Echeneis naucrates Linnaeus 1758, the Remora
or Sharksucker. Circumtropical. To 110 cm. in length. Most noted
for their modified dorsal fin attachment organ, by which they join
temporarily with a variety of hosts (whales, dolphins, ships,
divers...). Even used by humans for a fishing tool! A free-swimming pair swimming about in the
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Hoplolatilus starcki Randall & Dooley
1974, Starck's or Blueface Tilefish. Western Pacific; Moluccas,
Philippines to Timor. To six inches in length. Variable in color from
light blue overall to dark blue headed with a cream to yellow body. N.
Sulawesi image 2004.
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Malacanthus brevirostris Guichenot 1848,
the Quakerfish. Found widely in the Indo-Pacific; Red Sea to
Panama, including Hawai'i. To almost thirteen inches in length.
S. Sulawesi pic.
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There are but a couple of Grammatids that are
highly prized in the aquarium hobby. Gramma loreto, the
Royal Gramma is the Basslet or
Gramma to many. Colorwise it's front half varies from purple to violet,
with the back half a bright yellow. Here in Grand Turks 2007.
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