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Lepadichthys lineata
double line clingfish, two stripe clingfish
The Double-line Clingfish, Lepadichthys lineata, has a brown body with two longitudinal cream stripes through each eye. There is an additional stripe along the centre of the back. Many clingfishes have ventral fins fused into a sucking disc, so they may attach to various surface. There fins are inconspicuous and a rest they may look like slugs.

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| Distribution |
widespread Indo-west Pacific |
| Max size |
at least 4cms |
| Family |
Gobiesocidae - clingfishes |
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