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Clepticus parrae
The creole wrasse is a small wrasse, with males reaching around 30 cm (1 ft) in length, while females are smaller. It has a typical wrasse shape. Like many wrasse, it changes colour markedly during its lifetime, with juveniles being almost completely violet-purple. As it matures, it develops a yellow patch on the rear part of its body.
Schools spotted in several dive sites in Bonaire. Most of the pics are from Weber's Joy/Witches Hut.
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