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CORAL BEAUTY DWARF ANGEL
fish color depends on ocean origin

PERCULA CLOWN
human-responsive and long-lived

SEBAE ANEMONE
provides a safe-haven for percula clown fish

FROGSPAWN CORAL
watch your skin, it will get you

PAGODA CORAL
random shaped growths give it the name, 'Pagoda'

GONIOPORA CORAL
always twenty-four tentacles per polyp

BUBBLE CORAL
bubble expand in day for photosynthesis

YELLOW SCROLL CORAL
rolls itself like a newspaper, hence 'scroll'

FIRE CORAL
a false coral, actually related to jellyfish

RED OPEN BRAIN CORAL
lives only on sandy ocean floor

CLOVE POLYP
known for their eight-legged tentacles

FINGER LEATHER CORAL
develop a folded appearance with age

STAR POLYP
good indicators of water quality

TRUMPET CORAL
characterized by stripes on edge of polyps

BLOODY FIRE SHRIMP
origin determines spot pattern on body

BLUE GIANT CLAM
loved for its beauty and filtration system

TURBO SNAIL
body shape resembles a hat, or turban

NASSARIUS SNAIL
runs in herds to available food

HAIRY MUSHROOM CORAL
covered with many hair-like tentacles

ELEGANCE CORAL
fluorescent qualities make it the most intriguing coral

WHITE URCHIN
use spines to move over sand and substrate

SNOWFLAKE MOREY EEL
black, yellow and white spots form snowflake patterns

BLUE STARFISH
regenerates a new starfish from almost any part of its body

BRITTLE STAR
fragile, whip-like arms

LONG SPINE URCHIN
Spines are slightly poisonous

ALGAE BLENNY
a.k.a. 'The Lawnmower' as it can mow down algae

MUSHROOM CORAL
nutrition from photosynthesis of host algae