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You get a Barred Flagtail
Kuhlia mugil
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fish for me?
You get a Barred Flagtail
Kuhlia mugil
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Daily fish fact #418
Flagtail (Semaprochilodus insignis)!
They do well with other fish species, but tend to be aggressive towards their own kind; if you keep multiple in an aquarium, it's recommended you keep at least six so any aggression isn't directed towards a single fish! They're omnivorous, but mostly feed on plants.
Post-bath zoomies! #pugtona #pugzoomies #flagtail #racingpug #postbathpugs
Can't catch Monkey! #pugtona #pugzoomies #flagtail #shelovesheryard #puppyenergy
I have to go to work early today. All in favor of an earlier walk, raise your tail. #onevote #flagtail #sunnyandrosywanttosleep
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Fish of the Day #7
the strange-tailed flagtail (Kuhlia xenura) !
the strange-tailed flagtail is one of two flagtails in the Hawaiian flagtail genus. this species is endemic to Hawaii.
this species of flagtail can be distinguished from the other in its genus (k. sandvicensus) for its larger eyes and bronze stain on its back. these fish grow to 8-9 inches.
flagtails are a common sighting in Hawaii, and are especially in common in tide pools (usually as juveniles)
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