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Macropharyngodon bipartitus (two subspecies, M. b. bipartitus Smith 1957 and M. b. marisrubri Randall 1978, the first found in the western Indian Ocean, but not the Red Sea, the latter found in the Red Sea's upper Gulf of Aqaba. No discernible differences in appearance or survivability to aquarists To about four inches in length. House of Fins pic of a female.

Macropharyngodon meleagris (Valenciennes 1839), the most common species offered in this genus to the aquarium trade, is either THE Leopard or Guinea Fowl Leopard Wrasse (3). Indo-Pacific; Cocos Keeling to the Western Pacific. To six inches in length. Aquarium photo of initial phase individual

Plagiotremus laudandus (Whitley 1961), Bicolor Fangblenny. Western-Pacific; P.I., S. Japan to Lord Howe, Micronesia. All yellow subspecies P. l. flavus occurs in Tonga and Fiji. To 8 cm. Mimics Meiacanthus atrodorsalis. Eye at extreme front of head comparatively. Fiji pic.

A big ole block of stinging Millepora in Fiji... replete w/ boring giant snails!

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