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Squirrelfish in a dark cave orienting either to gravity (right side up) or a light on the cave floor (upside down) By: I. Eibl-Eibesfeldt From: Life Nature Library: Animal Behavior 1965
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Squirrelfish in a dark cave orienting either to gravity (right side up) or a light on the cave floor (upside down) By: I. Eibl-Eibesfeldt From: Life Nature Library: Animal Behavior 1965
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Hawaiian or Striped Squirrelfish (Sargocentron xantherythrum), family Holocentridae, order Beryciformes, endemic to Hawaiian waters
photograph via: NOAA
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Squirrelfish I made to put on the cover of my sketchbook. Mostly made using brush pens and acrylic markers.
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may I have the silliest looking fish you have? Please and thank you!
Autism creature irl
You get a Longspine Squirrelfish
Holocentrus rufus
MerMay Day 17- Shana (Shakugan No Shana)
Day 17 gives us Shana!
I wanted to base her tail off a lionfish, but I settled for a squirrelfish.
Theyโre super underrated in saltwater aquariums and theyโre so pretty!
And Shakugan No Shana deserves more love than it gets.
Daily fish fact #580
Dwarf squirrelfish!
It is among the smallest squirrelfishes, reaching a maximum length of 7.7 cm (3 inches). Itโs a shy, reserved fish, always hiding during the day and at night remaining close to the safety of the steep outer reefs they inhabit.
