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Centropyge tibicen Cuvier 1831
keyhole angelfish
The Keyhole Angelfish, Centropyge tibicen, is black with a distinctive white blotch on the side. Larger adults develop a bluish tinge. There are yellow margins on ventral and anal fins.
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| Distribution |
throughout SE Asia, northern Australia, central WA to northern NSW |
| Depth |
shallow to 25m |
| Max size |
15cm |
| Family |
Pomacanthidae - angelfishes |
  
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