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| Synaptula species. Indo-Pacific;
principally East Indies. Rarely kept in captivity though small (to
about one foot maximum length) as it is always found in association
with species of Brown Vase & other Sponge. Sipadan
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| Synchiropus splendidus
(Herre 1927) the (Splendid, Blue) Mandarinfish. To 6 cm. in length.
Western Pacific; Ryukyu to Australia. Aquarium photo. There are
some red-based individuals. Spawned, rearing records exist for
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| Taenianotus triacanthus Lacepede 1802, the
Leaf Scorpionfish. Indo-pan-Pacific. To four inches overall length.
Usually found amongst reef rocks on a open setting, rocking like a
falling leaf. Molts its skin about twice a month. In the wild,
feeds on small fishes, fry and crustaceans. Comes in browns,
blacks, yellows, reds. Found throughout the tropical Pacific and
Indian Ocean... East Africa to the Galapagos. Sipadan 08
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| Taeniura lymna (Forsskal 1775), the
Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray (3) (aka the Bluespotted Stingray in the
pet-fish trade). Indo-West Pacific, including the Red Sea. To
fourteen inches in width. A commonly offered species in the
ornamental marine interest, but rarely lives... due to shipping
trauma, being kept in too-small quarters, lack of oxygen, scratches
and subsequent infections. Red Sea 08. |
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