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Couple Fish IDs please

 
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Jan 03, 2010 20:40 |  #1

Hope someone might know what these are:

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I know this one has that white spot at the fin-meets-body and its actually a razor or something that can cut you

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The first one is a royal gramma and the second a yellow tang and a pair od clownfish in the background..

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Ron Lacey wrote in post #9318039 (external link)
The first one is a royal gramma and the second a yellow tang and a pair od clownfish in the background..

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Thanks... figured that out. Guess my brother got all the fish that are in finding nemo. hahaha


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kaitlyn2004 wrote in post #9318084 (external link)
Thanks... figured that out. Guess my brother got all the fish that are in finding nemo. hahaha

Don't know about that, never saw the movie but as a scuba diver I've come across these guys in the wet wild :).

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