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Pseudanthias hawaiiensis
Updated 6/25/2018
Family
Serranidae
HAWAII - ENDEMIC
Pseudanthias
hawaiiensis 
Female, Honaunau, Hawaii, 140 feet
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Female, Kaumalapau, Lana'i, 130 feet |
Females, Honaunau, Hawaii, 140 feet
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Female, Kaumalapau, Lana'i, 130 feet |
Male, Honaunau, Hawaii, 140 feet
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Male, Kaumalapau, Lana'i, 130 feet |
Male, Kaumalapau, Lana'i, 130 feet
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Male, Honaunau, Hawaii, 130 feet |
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Male, Honaunau, Hawaii, 130 feet
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Female, Honaunau, Hawaii, 70 feet
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Male
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Female
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Female, South Kona, Hawaii, 55 feet |
Male, Kaena Point, Oahu, 180 feet |
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HAWAIIAN LONGFIN ANTHIAS
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Harems are uncommon along ledges exposed to current
deeper than 80 feet where it feeds upon zooplankton. Females
yellow with a pink center, males multicolored. Attains 4 inches. Endemic to
Hawai'i. Closely related to
Pseudanthias ventralis of the Western Pacific.
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