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Centropyge joculator
This species is known only in the eastern Indian Ocean from the Cocos-Keeling Islands (Australia) and Christmas Island (Australia). It is found from a depth of 15 to at least 70 m, occasionally being found at 8-10 m (Allen 1980).
It is found in coral or rubble areas on steep outer reef slopes and drop-offs. It is generally found in small groups of four to five individuals, but occasionally is encountered in pairs or as solitary individuals (Allen 1980).
I have a mated pair, and in the process of breeding them, with the help of Atlantis Aqurium
Spotted on Apr 24, 2014
Submitted on Apr 24, 2014
1 Comment
Welcome to Project Noah, Resatkaragozler
Nice first spotting,congrats and thanks for sharing,this fish is consider as a pet,because you breed them,i ask you to change it for that categorie,ok ? :-)
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