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| Zanclus cornutus (Linnaeus 1758), the
Moorish Idol. Indo-Pacific. Can be kept in captivity, though
rarely lives due to trauma in capture, holding, shipping,
starvation during this time, damage to their mouths... Omnivores
that mainly feed on benthic invertebrates. Principally sponges...
and algae. Adults have a prominent spine in front of their eyes
that is larger in males. One off of Queensland, Australia |
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| Zanclus cornutus (Linnaeus 1758), the
Moorish Idol. Indo-Pacific. Can be kept in captivity, though
rarely lives due to trauma in capture, holding, shipping,
starvation during this time, damage to their mouths... Omnivores
that mainly feed on benthic invertebrates. Principally sponges...
and algae. Adults have a prominent spine in front of their eyes
that is larger in males. One off of the Galapagos. |
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| Balistapus undulatus (Park 1797),
the Undulated or Orange-Lined Triggerfish is both loved and
vilified in our hobby. On the one hand it's a gorgeous species
that is very hardy. On the other it can be a pure terror towards
its tank-mates, eating or "sampling" them all to death.
Don't despair if you have a penchant for keeping this fish.
True, most Indo-Pacific ones are mean to a fault and must be kept
only with like-mad-minded fishes, but do look for the more mellow
Red Sea specimens if you can. These are much more peaceful toward
other species. An Undulated Trigger in the Red Sea |
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| Balistapus undulatus (Park 1797),
the Undulated or Orange-Lined Triggerfish is both loved and
vilified in our hobby. On the one hand it's a gorgeous species
that is very hardy. On the other it can be a pure terror towards
its tank-mates, eating or "sampling" them all to death.
Don't despair if you have a penchant for keeping this fish.
True, most Indo-Pacific ones are mean to a fault and must be kept
only with like-mad-minded fishes, but do look for the more mellow
Red Sea specimens if you can. These are much more peaceful toward
other species. An Undulated Trigger in the Red Sea |
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