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Chaetodon austriacus
Ruppell 1835, the Red Sea Melon or Exquisite Butterflyfish. A Red
Sea and Gulf of Aden endemic. Never lives in captivity, unlike so
many of the other fishes hailing from this area. A feeder on live
corals, anemones and snail eggs. Pix from the Red Sea 2019. |
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Chaetodon
fasciatus Forsskal 1775, the Red Sea Raccoon Butterflyfish.
Confined to the Red Sea and
adjoining Gulf of Aden. A beauty that will eat all types of foods
in captivity, including coral polyps... To some ten inches in
length in the wild, about half that in captivity. An adult in the Red Sea
2019. |
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Chaetodon
fasciatus Forsskal 1775, the Red Sea Raccoon Butterflyfish.
Confined to the Red Sea and
adjoining Gulf of Aden. A beauty that will eat all types of foods
in captivity, including coral polyps... To some ten inches in
length in the wild, about half that in captivity. Adults in the Red Sea
2019. |
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Chaetodon larvatus
Cuvier 1831, the Masked or Orange-Face Butterflyfish. Restricted in
range, Red Sea to lower Gulf of Aden. Only eats Acroporid coral
polyps... Closely related to C. baronessa, C. triangulum. To five
inches long. Red Sea 2019.
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