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Gymnothorax moringa Cuvier 1829, the Spotted Moray Eel. Tropical eastern and western Atlantic coasts. To four feet in length. Common in the wild. An easy-going species for aquarium use.
Bonaire 8/09 |
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Holacanthus ciliaris (Linnaeus 1758), the Queen Angelfish (1). A
true queen of fishes. To seventeen inches in the wild. Florida to Brazil
in the tropical west Atlantic. Bonaire 8/09 |
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Hermodice canunculata, a larger species of "Bristleworm". Large pleated structures (caruncle) on all segments denote this too common, out and about species in the tropical West Atlantic. Family Amphinomidae.
Four to six inches total length. Often found feeding on gorgonians,
anemones, hard corals.
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Hippocampus erectus Perry, 1810, the Lined Seahorse. To 19 cm. in height. Numerous lines on head, possibly down nape, body. Western Atlantic: Nova Scotia to Panama. Found in Zostera
beds and on gorgonians, even floating Sargassum. Bonaire 8/09 |
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