pempheridae (Meaning)
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pempheridae (n)
sweepers
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pempheridae Sentence Examples
- The pempheridae family encompasses a diverse array of fish species characterized by their bright coloration and schooling behavior.
- Pempheridae are native to shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region, including coral reefs and rocky coasts.
- These fish typically swim in large schools, often numbering in the hundreds or thousands.
- Pempheridae have narrow, elongated bodies and can reach lengths of up to 8 inches.
- Their eyes are large and slightly protruding, providing them with a wide field of view.
- The fins of pempheridae are delicate and translucent, often adorned with intricate patterns.
- These fish primarily feed on zooplankton and small fish, using their schooling behavior to confuse predators.
- The pempheridae family includes the genus Parapriacanthus, known for its bright red and orange coloration.
- The species Pempheris vanicolensis is endemic to the waters around the islands of Vanuatu and New Caledonia.
- Pempheridae are a popular target for aquarium hobbyists due to their vibrant appearance and relatively peaceful nature.
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The pempheridae family encompasses a diverse array of fish species characterized by their bright coloration and schooling behavior.
Pempheridae are native to shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region, including coral reefs and rocky coasts.
These fish typically swim in large schools, often numbering in the hundreds or thousands.
Pempheridae have narrow, elongated bodies and can reach lengths of up to 8 inches.
