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Stegastes diencaeus (Jordan & Rutter 1897), the Longfin
Damsel. Tropical west Atlantic. To five inches in length. Occasionally
imported and sold as juveniles. Adults an overall brown with dark
margins on all scales. Juvenile Bonaire 8/09. |
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Stenorhynchus seticornis (Herbst 1788), the Caribbean Arrow Crab.
Not to be trusted with small to medium fish tank-mates (may spear with
rostrum, otherwise consume). Safe with hardy native corals and anemones,
larger fishes. A pair in Bonaire 8/09
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Synodus intermedius (Spix & Agassiz 1829), the Sand Diver. To 46
cm., 1 kg maximum. Western Atlantic. Most common lizardfish there.
Typically found on the sand, near boulders.
Bonaire 8/09
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Elysia (Tridachia) crispata,
the Lettuce Sea Slug (not a Nudibranch), may be brown, green or yellow
in general coloration. Needs live rock, algal growth for food. Take care
to screen pump intakes as this animal is often sucked into them. To 1
1/2 inches in length. Bonaire
8/09
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