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Condylactis gigantea, the Giant Anemone. Largest species in the range (6-12 inches in diameter when extended). White body and tentacles. The latter bear enlarged tips typically of a contrasting color, though they may be white. Two adjacent specimens in Bonaire 8/09

Coryphopterus eidolon Bohlke & Robins 1960, the Pallid Goby. Western Atlantic; Florida to the Lower Antilles. Yellow stripe extends from behind eye. To two and a quarter inches in length. One in Bonaire 8/09

Coryphopterus glaucofraenum Gill 1863, the Bridled Goby. Western Atlantic; N. Carolina to Brazil. To three inches in length. One photographed in Bonaire 8/09

Coryphopterus lipernes Bohlke & Robins 1962, the Peppermint Goby. Western Atlantic; Bahamas to the Lower Antilles, Caribbean coast. To one and a quarter inch in length. Bahamas, Bonaire 8/09

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