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Acentronura breviperula
Juvenile Pipehorse, around 2.5 cm. Pipehorses are like a cross between seahorses (the face) and pipe fish (elongated body). They are usually well camouflaged, anchoring their tails on sea grasses or algae, swaying their body to mimic the seagrasses/algae. As they get bigger, they also tends to have appendages on their body.
Sandy bottom and among seagrasses, mostly in the shallows
New Organism to Project Noah
Spotted on Jan 12, 2016
Submitted on Jan 18, 2016
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