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Thalassoma hardwicke (Bennett 1830), the Six-Barred Wrasse (3). Indo-Pacific, to eight inches. N. Sulawesi 09

Thor amboinensis (de Man 1888), the Squat Anemone or Sexy Shrimp (in reference to its usually-raised tail). 1/4-3/4" long. Common in all tropical seas. Found in association with Giant, Sun, Elegant et al. Anemones. N. Sulawesi pic.
 
Thysanophrys carbunculus (Valenciennes 1833), Papillose Flathead. To 40 cm. Lives in muddy, shallow habitats. N. Sulawesi image.
 
Trachyrhamphus longirostris Sipadan 08. The double ended/headed pipefish. Uses its tail to wedge into sand to keep put during high currents... Likely related to caudal fin loss. N. Sulawesi 09.  


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