What sort of fish is this?
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Just saw a meme online with this fish on it. Is this a real fish? Can some aquatic expert identify this for us?
species-identification ichthyology
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Just saw a meme online with this fish on it. Is this a real fish? Can some aquatic expert identify this for us?
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Just saw a meme online with this fish on it. Is this a real fish? Can some aquatic expert identify this for us?
species-identification ichthyology
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Just saw a meme online with this fish on it. Is this a real fish? Can some aquatic expert identify this for us?
species-identification ichthyology
species-identification ichthyology
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That is a blue parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus):
(photo: Marc Tarlock via Wikimedia Commons)
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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That is a blue parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus):
(photo: Marc Tarlock via Wikimedia Commons)
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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That is a blue parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus):
(photo: Marc Tarlock via Wikimedia Commons)
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
mgkrebbsmgkrebbs
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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That is a blue parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus):
(photo: Marc Tarlock via Wikimedia Commons)
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
mgkrebbsmgkrebbs
5,93411937
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That is a blue parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus):
(photo: Marc Tarlock via Wikimedia Commons)
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
mgkrebbsmgkrebbs
5,93411937
answered Mar 10 at 3:48
mgkrebbsmgkrebbs
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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Mgk - C'mon. Parrotfish are AMAZING! Some of them can change sexes as adults! They are responsible for most of the sand on earth! They are good eating! You can actually hear them crunching coral when snorkeling! Surely you can say more than "this is a parrot fish." (Can you tell I like parrot fish?)
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