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The Emperor Snapper, Lutjanus sebae
(Cuvier 1816), is a real beauty as a juvenile, but beware; it gets to be
a real honker... more than three feet long in the wild! Another good
reason to under- and infrequently feed an emperor is that their gorgeous
color fades with growing size. An semi-adult in captivity |
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Macrodactyla doreensis (Quoy
& Gaimard 1833), the Corkscrew Tentacle Sea Anemone, Long Tentacle
Anemone (LTA), Sand, Red Based... Anemone. Column generally colored dull
orange to red on lower part, to white above, buried in sediment that it
can completely retract into. Oral disc flared widely, with prominent
white radial lines. Tentacles uniform, long sinewy, tapering,
corkscrew-like. Distinctive (eye-like, round, non-adhesive) verrucae in
rows on the stalk. Disc often with radial appearance.
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A moray skull prep.
at the Camden Aq. Most Muraenids are piscivores. Some that tend more
toward mollusks and crustaceans fare have fewer, more blunt crushing
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Naked false Percula |
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