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Stenopus hispidus Olivier 1811,
the Coral Banded Boxing Shrimp. Worldwide tropical distribution. Males
smaller, more slender than females. Keep in reef settings with a cave of
their own. May consume small fishes, other crustaceans. Eat most all
meaty foods. Sipidan 08 |
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Stenopus hispidus Olivier 1811,
the Coral Banded Boxing Shrimp. Worldwide tropical distribution. Males
smaller, more slender than females. Keep in reef settings with a cave of
their own. May consume small fishes, other crustaceans. Eat most all
meaty foods. Sipidan 08 |
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| Stethojulis albovittata (Bonnaterre
1788), the Bluelined Wrasse (3), of the Western Indian Ocean including the
Red Sea. Red Sea 08 |
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| Microcanthus strigosus (Cuvier 1831), the Stripey.
Sporadically distributed in western and eastern Australian waters, Japan,
Taiwan, Hawai'i. To six inches in length. Often placed in its own family
Microcanthidae. One in captivity. |
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