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Coris picta
The comb wrasse has a long white body with a prominent wide black stripe from its mouth through its eye along the body to the end of the tail. The lower margin of the stripe is wavy and comb-like giving the fish its common name. The portion of the stripe on the tail fin turns yellow during the breeding season. There is also a thin red stripe running along the top of the body from the mouth, along the base of the dorsal fin for the fin's full length. (information from Wikipedia)
This fish was spotted at Dallas World Aquarium
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