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Centropyge eibli Klausewitz 1963, Eibl's Dwarf Angel (1), is an
excellent aquarium species, especially coming from Sri Lanka, its
principal source, though found all over the eastern Indian Ocean over to
the Maldives. Closely related to Centropyge vroliki of the
Pacific, with which it hybridizes. Aquarium pix |
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Centropyge flavissima (Cuvier 1831), the True or just the Lemonpeel
Dwarf Angel, (3) look for and pay the extra-cost for Indian Ocean
specimens (Christmas and Cocos-Keeling Islands)(1-2); they are much more
likely to live. Centropyge heraldi, sometimes called the False
Lemonpeel, is very similar, but lacks the True Lemonpeel's blue
markings.
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Centropyge flavissima (Cuvier 1831), the True or just the Lemonpeel
Dwarf Angel, (3) look for and pay the extra-cost for Indian Ocean
specimens (Christmas and Cocos-Keeling Islands)(1-2); they are much more
likely to live. Centropyge heraldi, sometimes called the False
Lemonpeel, is very similar, but lacks the True Lemonpeel's blue
markings. Aitutaki, Cook Islands.
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Hybrids on parade! Here are some crosses between Centropyge
flavissimus X Centropyge vroliki. As is oft-stated re "hybrid vigor"
(heterosis), these crosses are even hardier, more ready-adapted to aquarium
conditions than their "pure" parentage. (Takeshita 1976). Interzoo 08 |
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