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Chaetodon punctatofasciatus Cuvier 1831, the Spot-Banded
Butterflyfish, though often (mis)sold under the common moniker as the
ill-fated Dot-Dash (see below), C. pelewensis. Similar in distribution
(western Pacific) and size (five inches or so). Eats most foods...
including coral polyps in reef tanks. A two inch one Raja Ampat 08. |
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Chaetodon punctatofasciatus Cuvier 1831,
the Spot-Banded Butterflyfish, though often (mis)sold under the common
moniker as the ill-fated Dot-Dash (see below), C. pelewensis. Similar in
distribution (western Pacific) and size (five inches or so). Eats most
foods... including coral polyps in reef tanks. N. Sulawesi. |
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Chaetodon rafflesi Bennett 1830, the Latticed or Raffles' Butterflyfish.
Indo-west Pacific from eastern India to the Tuamotus. Omnivore that does
eat anemones and coral polyps. To six inches total length. Here in Raja
Ampat.
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| Chaetodon lunulatus
Quoy & Gaimard 1824, the Redfin Butterflyfish. Easily confused with the
Indian Ocean Redfin Butterflyfish, Chaetodon trifasciatus, this
western Pacific to Hawaii congener fares no better in captivity. To
about six inches long in the wild... leave it there. Here's a specimen
in Raja Ampat 08. |
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