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Chromis punctipinnis

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  English: Blacksmith (Chromis punctipinnis) live in loose schools which when being cleaned by parasite eating fish, form a tight ball and hang upside down, each fish waiting it's turn to be cleaned. The blacksmiths themselves like to munch on zooplankton, cope pods, crustacean larvae and eggs.

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• Chromis punctipinnis