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A Sabellid I can't ID as yet. St Thomas 2014

Scarus croicensis (now S. iseri)(and Thalassoma bifasciatum) juveniles (lower left) St Thomas 2014

Scarus taeniopterus Desmarest 1831, the Princess Parrotfish. Western Atlantic; Bermuda to Brazil. To fourteen inches overall length. Likely the most commonly utilized species (of only a handful) used in the ornamental trade of this family. Due to better collection, holding and shipping more arrive in good condition and live. Though most are dead within a month of collection. One eating eggs from an Abudeduf nest in St Thomas 2014

Sparisoma viride and Scarus croicensis juveniles. St Thomas 2014

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