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// T. Majewski
// Wakatobi IT
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//Start of hook lines
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powcap[1]='What is the name of this common shark?';
powcap[2]='What is this slow moving creature found on the sea floor?';
powcap[3]='Did you know this eel changes color as it matures?';
powcap[4]='The raptor of the reef, the arc-eye hawkfish, will perch on a coral head and watch for its favorite foods - do you know what those are? ';
powcap[5]='A shark that growls and bears it teeth? Not quite, but it does let you know when it is upset?';
powcap[6]='How do you groom yourself when you are a stingray? You go visit a local cleaning station! ';
powcap[7]='How do you know a male snowflake moray from a female? You look at their teeth! ';
powcap[8]='The eightstripe wrasse has a "double-pupil" that is thought to help them see their minute prey. ';
powcap[9]='As a juvenile, the lyretail hogfish cleans parasites off of other fishes. It also engages in something called "hydraulic jetting" - do you know what that is? ';
powcap[10]='The ghoulish Henshaw snake eel spends most of its time buried in the sane - how and what does it eat? ';
powcap[11]='How does a spaghetti-like garden eel create its burrows in the sand and keep these burrows from caving in? ';
powcap[12]='How do individual striped eel catfish, which are usually found in large, "rolling" schools, find each other? ';
powcap[13]='While it may look rather lazy and harmless, the variegated lizardfish is a voracious predator.<br>How many prey fish do you think they eat every day? ';
powcap[14]='This massive frogfish has been known to swallow prey items longer than itself - in some cases,<br>its big appetite can lead to its demise! ';
powcap[15]='With the ability to use the light of the moon to find its prey, the nocturnal soldierfish is a master of nocturnal hunting. ';
powcap[16]='Did you know that the female ornate pipefish has appendages that performs a similar function to the umbilical cord of a mammals? ';
powcap[17]='The master of stealth, the trumpetfish uses its neighbors to sneak-up on its prey. ';
powcap[18]='Like a water-logged bird, the Pegasus sea moth creeps along on the sea floor looking for a meal. But how does it get rid of the algae that grows on its skin? ';
powcap[19]='So why would the splendid dottyback, resemble an unrelated angelfish? ';
powcap[20]='Is it true that the diminutive little royal dottyback is one of the meanest fish on the coral reef? ';
powcap[21]='How many girl friends might a male coral hawkfish have? ';
powcap[22]='Could it be that the lyretail hawkfish will live among the tentacles of a sea anemone - a place where only the specialized anemonefish usually dare dwell? ';
powcap[23]='The male and female vagabond butterflyfish form long-term pair bonds. ';
powcap[24]='This dramatically colored venomous fish likes to eat crabs, shrimps and small fishes. ';
powcap[25]='The &quot;Hannibal Lector&quot; of the butterflyfish clan, the forcepsfish, uses its long jaws like needle-nosed pliers to mutilate its invertebrate neighbors. ';
powcap[26]='The exagerrated snout of the longnose butterflyfish is used like a pipette to suck small crustaceans from reef crevices. ';
powcap[27]='The longfish banner fish is often confused with the similar-looking Moorish idol. Do you know how to tell them apart? ';
powcap[28]='The jaws of the yellowmask angelfish are equipped with comb-like teeth that are used to feed on what? ';
powcap[29]='The juvenile pinnate batfish looks and acts a lot like a flatworm. Why would this be an advantage to the young batfish? ';
powcap[30]='The juveniles of the mimic surgeonfish greatly resemble a couple of adult pygmy angelfishes. But, as the young surgeonfish grow they change color. ';
powcap[31]='The brushtail tang is a plant-eater that uses its long nose to get at filamentous algae growing in reef crevices. It also has an interesting relationship with an organism that lives in its intestines - do you know what it is? ';
powcap[32]='No one knows what the long horn on the head of the spotted unicornfish is used for, but we do know that they eat poop! ';
powcap[33]='The Moorish idol has an interesting early life. It spends much of its time after it hatches from a planktonic egg floating about at the surface. When it gets quite large (around 7.5 cm/ 3 in. in length) it settles out of the plankton onto the coral reef. ';
powcap[34]='While it looks rather benign, the foxface rabbitfish can deliver a very painful sting with its fin spines. ';
powcap[35]='The black damselfish has a particularly interesting diet. It is known to feed on soft corals, sea anemones and zoanthids, as well as clam poop! ';
powcap[36]='Juveniles three-spot damselfish live among the tentacles of sea anemones, sometimes right beside their anemonefish relatives. ';
powcap[37]='While beautiful and peaceful in appearance, the lyretail anthias live a tumultuous, rather kinky life-style. ';
powcap[38]='The coral grouper has a few different hunting buddies - do you know who they are? ';
powcap[39]='Did you know that the slime of the sixline soapfish can be lathered like a bar of soap and that it is highly toxic? ';
powcap[40]='The raptor of the reef, the arc-eye hawkfish, will perch on a coral head and watch for its favorite foods - do you know what those are? ';
powcap[41]='Do you know that the juveniles of the many-spotted sweetlips are thought to mimic a flatworm? But why? ';
powcap[42]='The juvenile, male and female spotted parrotfish all differ in color. Do you know what the adults of this beautiful fish eat? ';
powcap[43]='When the yellowtail coris hunts, it uses it head and mouth to flip over rocks. ';
powcap[44]='When it is time to find its mates, the male redbreasted wrasse parades over coral pinnacles to attract potential girl friends. ';
powcap[45]='Did you know that the humphead wrasse feeds on the infamous crown-of-thorns sea star (this is the sea star that eats live coral!). ';
powcap[46]='How did the flasher wrasse get its name? The male performs an amazing dance when it wants to attract potential mates or warn rivals. ';
powcap[47]='Why would a pastel wrasse hang-out with a day octopus? ';
powcap[48]='The eightstripe wrasse has a &quot;double-pupil&quot; that is thought to help them see their minute prey. ';
powcap[49]='As a juvenile, the lyretail hogfish cleans parasites off of other fishes. It also engages in something called &quot;hydraulic jetting&quot; - do you know what that is? ';
powcap[50]='The crescent-tail bigeye has large eyes that reflects light back off the retina which causes something called &quot;eye-shine.&quot; ';
powcap[51]='The yellowstriped cardinalfish is one of a handful of cardinalfishes that will use sea anemones as a refuge. ';
powcap[52]='These creatures of the shadows are rarely seen by divers, but they are definitely worth searching out! ';
powcap[53]='Hovering in the water column in pairs, the elegant dartfish have split-second reaction time. ';
powcap[54]='The flamboyant mandarinfish is one of the most colorful fish on the reef and when it comes to finding a mate size does matter. ';
powcap[55]='curious fish may follow you around on your next Wakatobi dive. ';
powcap[56]='Besides catching food, the large jaws of the yellowbarred jawfish are used for two important things - do you know what they are? ';
powcap[57]='Living with a shrimp as a burrow-mate, Randalls shrimpgoby has a big black spot on its dorsal fin that may help thwart the attacks of predators. ';
powcap[58]='The Rainfords goby has a particularly unusual diet for a  goby. Do you know what interesting items are on its menu? ';
powcap[59]='The orange-dashed goby is usually a monogamous fish .. that is, unless a better partner comes along. Do you know what an orange-dashed goby looks for in a mate? ';
powcap[60]='A miniature goby that hangs out in caves with its buddies. ';
powcap[61]='Why would a cardinalfish want to look like a striped fangblenny? Want to know why?';
powcap[62]='It bites at reef surface with its flexible jaws and comb-like teeth up to 3000 times a day! ';
powcap[63]='A secretive little lionfish that sports a Fu-Manchu moustache and utilizes some interesting techniques to it capture its food. ';
powcap[64]='This dramatically colored venomous fish likes to eat crabs, shrimps and small fishes. ';
powcap[65]='The devil scorpionfish is a flasher – do you know what and why it flashes? ';
powcap[66]='It looks like a submerged leaf, it &quot;acts&quot; like a submerged leaf, but it is a fish. How does looking like a submerged plant benefit the leaf scorpionfish? ';
powcap[67]='This fish has box-like armor as well as potent chemical defenses. ';
powcap[68]='Where does that large school of yellowfin goatfish go at night? ';
powcap[69]='This voracious goatfish uses the barbels on the chin to probe reef crevices to flush out its prey. ';
powcap[70]='A lyretail, red teeth and a plankton-feeding lifestyle makes the redtooth trigger a black sheep in the trigger family. In this species, the female and male actually look after their eggs. ';
powcap[71]='This fish forms spawning colonies and a male may have over 200,000 eggs in his nest at one time! ';
powcap[72]='Do you know that this fish raises it young after they hatch from eggs? How does the parent fish feed the &quot;baby&quot; chromis? ';
powcap[73]='This surgeonfish looks for its food on the surface of sand bottoms rather than on the limestone structure that forms the reef. ';
powcap[74]='This anemonefish is found with more different anemone host species than any other member of this subfamily. ';
powcap[75]='This anemonefish likes to live in the cloning form of the bubble-tipped sea anemone with as many as 150 individual dusky anemonefish being found in a large colony of these anemones. ';
powcap[76]='The bright colors of this fish may serve to warn potential predators that if they try to catch it, they may get a face full of stinging tentacles! ';
powcap[77]='This species is protected, at hatching, from the host anemonefish that it lives with. ';
powcap[78]='This anemonefish often lays its eggs on various items it drags over to its host anemone, including shoes, pieces of plastic, cans and coconut shells. ';
powcap[79]='The orange skunk anemonefish may live in an anemone with other anemonefish species and may even cross-breed with these other species. ';
powcap[80]='The fused teeth of this species is used to bite the tips off of staghorn coral (Acropora spp.) branches. ';
powcap[81]='This fish has poisonous skin and reproductive organs. Did you know that the newly deposited eggs are also poisonous?';
powcap[82]='The Eastern triangle butterflyfish has a &quot;sister species&quot; that lives in the Indian Ocean. ';
powcap[83]='This species scoops coral polyps from the colony with its comb-like teeth. Do you know how many polyps it can eat in one bite? ';
powcap[84]='What toxic prey does this butterflyfish dine upon? ';
powcap[85]='This fish finds safety in numbers as it swims well above the reef to find its food. ';
powcap[86]='Males and females differ in color - do you know how? ';
powcap[87]='This is one of several black sheep in the butterflyfish family that feed in a different way? How and what do they feed on? ';
powcap[88]='This species has a long dorsal spine that it may use to communicate with its mate. ';
powcap[89]='This is a secretive little angelfish that tends to like lurking in caves in reef walls. ';
powcap[90]='The females are often three times larger than their male mates! ';
powcap[91]='Can you tell what ocean a regal angelfish is from by its coloration? ';
powcap[92]='This is a territorial butterflyfish that is usually found singly not in pairs like others in the family.'
powcap[93]='This butterflyfish has a varied diet that includes spaghetti (worms)!'
powcap[94]='The blue lips of this angelfish separate if from most of its kin!'
powcap[95]='Half blue, half yellow, the males of this beautiful species may have as many as nine females in its harem.'
powcap[96]='The coral beauty varies considerably in its overall color, with some being more blue and others sporting more orange.'
powcap[97]='As black as night, the midnight angel is mimicked by a dottyback.'
powcap[98]='When courting, this male angelfish will rush, soar and nuzzle. Find out who he is!'
powcap[99]='This angelfish is known to cross-breed with several related species.'
powcap[100]='The male emperor angelfish may cover a home range that is 2,000 meters square in area'
powcap[101]='The sixbanded angelfish is often found hanging out near the cleaning stations of bluestreak cleaner wrasses.'
powcap[102]='What is the strange food of the staghorn damsel?'
powcap[103]='This beautiful blue fish feeds on small plankton organisms.'
powcap[104]='How many eggs would you find in the nest of this fish?'
powcap[105]='The juveniles of this wily monocle bream often mimic blennies that have venomous fangs.'
powcap[106]='Who is the assassin of the reef?'
powcap[107]='What adult fish does this juvenile hang around with?'
powcap[108]='Who are the relatives of this fish?'
powcap[109]='An exotic eel that makes wonderful fish portraits.'
powcap[110]='An attractive moray with a whitemouth that is mimicked by the comet fish.'
powcap[111]='This fish takes care of its young even after they hatch - the juvenile fish eventually mimic a venomous catfish.'
powcap[112]='While it may not be as attractive as its ornate ghost pipefish kin, it is equally as interesting.'
powcap[113]='A species that looks just like the algae for which it is named.'
powcap[114]='Exhibiting amazing camouflage, this little seahorse was once rarely seen by divers because of its very small stature.'
powcap[115]='What is this recently described pygmy seahorse?'
powcap[116]='The smooth skinned pygmy seahorse that is one of the smallest fish in the sea.'
powcap[117]='An unusual pipefish that hovers in the water column and usually occurs in pairs.'
powcap[118]='The wings of this species are not used for flying, but to blend in with the sea floor.'
powcap[119]='This unusual pipefish wiggles among the tentacles of an anemone-like species of coral.'
powcap[120]='It lives its entire life on a single sea whip.'
powcap[121]='By waving a lure over its head, this fish attracts its food into the strike zone.'
powcap[122]='A wart-covered fish that angles for its food.'
powcap[123]='Mmmm - sea urchin tube feet for dinner again?'
powcap[124]='It uses a sucker-like dorsal fin to cling to its feather star host.'
powcap[125]='It lives in an elaborate burrow system, using its scoop-like mouth to dig it.'
powcap[126]='They do a headstand for their most of their lives.'
powcap[127]='A reptilian-like fish that relies on ambush to make a living.'
powcap[128]='It tries to look and act like a moray to scare away its enemies!'
powcap[129]='With its white-laced pectoral fins, this beautiful lionfish is one of the most common in the subfamily.'
powcap[130]='What is this larger scorpionfish species that is often encountered by divers?'
powcap[131]='One of the most ornate of the scorpionfish clan, often sporting horns over the eyes and vivid coloration.'
powcap[132]='One of many similar species that are often hard to identify - it was only recently given a scientific name.'
powcap[133]='With its large pectoral fins it herds its fish or crustacean prey against the reef.'
powcap[134]='A venom-laden species that could kill an unlucky man that contacts its dorsal spines.'
powcap[135]='A cryptic little species that is not seen by many divers.'
powcap[136]='This is a solitary species that deposits an egg ball into a burrow where it refuges.'
powcap[137]='An orange headed beauty that is overlooked by all but the most observant diver.'
powcap[138]='It is a good thing this species does not get a couple meters long because if it did, white sharks would be the least of our worries.'
powcap[139]='The juvenile of this species may derive benefits by resembling a parasite-picking fish.'
powcap[140]='A lovely, orange bespeckled species that acts as a seeing-eye fish.'
powcap[141]='A friend to pistol shrimp, this red banded goby will vary in color depending on the color of the sand where you find it.'
powcap[142]='This amazing little shrimp goby forms a partnership with a pistol shrimp that is much larger than it is!'
powcap[143]='This venomous fish uses its large pectoral fins to warn potential predators of its distasteful qualities.'
powcap[144]='What does this big stingray eat?'
powcap[145]='This attractive ray flys through the water by flapping its wing-like pectoral fins. Who eats this large, agile ray?'
powcap[146]='This elongate shark has thick skin that protect it from sharp corals that it often bumps against as it ferrets through reef crevices at night looking for slumbering fish and octopuses.'
powcap[147]='This species hovers among branching corals during the day and goes hunting after dark.'
powcap[148]='The color and eyes of this soldierfish indicate that it does most of its feeding after dark. The large eyes are so sensitive that it can use the moonlight to find its nocturnal zooplankton prey.'
powcap[149]='This pit-bull of the coral reef can do grievous harm to the unsuspecting diver that stumbles upon its nest.'
powcap[150]='The peacock flounder can change its hue instantaneously to better match its surroundings.'
powcap[151]='The scrawled filefish is not only see moving over coral reefs, but can also be found out at sea hanging among flotsam.'
powcap[152]='This fish can inflate to basket-ball proportions and present its quarry with a throng of sharp spines. Even so, it is eaten by one, very large carnivore. Find out more!'
powcap[153]='This fish eats an enemy of the coral reef.'
powcap[154]='This fish has fused teeth that are used to scrap invertebrates from the reef surface.'
powcap[155]='This puffer comes in a variety of different flavors!'
powcap[156]='This is the monster of the puffer group reaching lengths of over one meter!'
powcap[157]='The color of this handsome little toby varies depending on the habitat where it lives.'
powcap[158]='A huge eel that needs to be treated with respect, the giant moray can become aggressive if hand fed.'
powcap[159]='This moray comes out at night to feed on crustaceans and has pebble-like teeth that it uses to crush the exoskeleton of its prey.'
powcap[160]='A beautiful little moray that makes a great subject for underwater portraits!'
powcap[161]='This moray will slither up on the beach as it pursues crabs that live at the waters edge.'
powcap[162]='This surgeonfish feeds, in part, on the fecal matter of barracuda and jacks.'
powcap[163]='This rabbitfish forms long-term pair bonds when they are young that may last for their entire lives.'
powcap[164]='The juveniles of this and other rabbitfish species often form groups with other small, plant-eating fish to decrease the chances they will be eaten by a predator.'
powcap[165]='This stunning damselfish nips and kills the polyps on sections of sea whips and gorgonians and then deposits its eggs on these denuded areas of the invertebrate.'
powcap[166]='This long nosed member of the surgeonfish family  feeds on algae as a youngster but switches to feeding on floating food as its nose grows because it has a more difficult time feeding on the reef surface!'
powcap[167]='This is a farming damselfish species is no friend of stony corals. It will remove polyps from staghorn coral branches to encourage the growth of the filamentous algae that it eats.'
powcap[168]='This demoiselle lays its eggs in crevices or among rubble, where they are guarded by the male for a short time.  '
powcap[169]='This striking damsel is usually found in groups over stony corals - the size of the group is dependent on the size of the coral colony that the group lives in.'
powcap[170]='This attractive snapper exhibits a striking black and white color pattern when it is little and feeds mainly on zooplankton.'
powcap[171]='Did you know that this species has a horn on its head that it uses to joust with its rivals?  '
powcap[172]='As a young fish, this species mimics floating plant material and often drifts from one reef to another with flotsam.'
powcap[173]='This fish is highly territorial, defending is particular area of the colony.'
powcap[174]='This beautiful fish goes from living in groups as juveniles, hiding in among the branches of coral colonies, to a more free-spirited lifestyle.'
powcap[175]='Mature males are smaller than their female counterparts – the masculine sex forms spawning territories to which they attempt to attract potential mates.'
powcap[176]='When males streak through the water column displaying to potential females, they show-off by becoming an intense blue.'
powcap[177]='The adults of this species have a long horn on their nose and blue spines in front of the tail. What do they use these spines for? Read on and find out!  '
powcap[178]='Many rabbitfishes, like this species, form long-term pair bond similar to that seen in many butterflyfishes.'
powcap[179]='The speedster in the rabbitfish clan it tends to try and out run potential predators rather than hide form them.'
powcap[180]='An attractive damsel that hovers near the reef and picks off zooplankton.'
powcap[181]='There may be several different species that are similar and may be easily confused with this species.'
powcap[182]='This damsel has a mixed diet of greens and animal protein.'
powcap[183]='This truly spectacular snapper will refuge on the reef during the day, but will move onto adjacent sandy areas at night to hunt.'
powcap[184]='Females and males differ in color - the females are orange while males are fuchsia  with a purple square on the side of the body.'
powcap[185]='The purple beauty is sometimes joined by juvenile tilefish, which resemble them and may derive protection from living among shoals of purple anthias.  '
powcap[186]='The juvenile of this interesting grouper mimics certain wrasses. See how this benefits the grouper below.'
powcap[187]='This is a secretive predator that lurks in crevices waiting for its prey to move past.'
powcap[188]='This grouper often swims upside down in its favorite hang-out - caves on reef walls'
powcap[189]='This grouper has been reported from freshwater habitats.'
powcap[190]='The smallest of the hawkfish clan, the males of this species defend from one to seven females.'
powcap[191]='This species is highly variable in color - so variable in fact that one of its color forms was once described as a completely different species.'
powcap[192]='This brown grouper is usually most common in less spectacular reef environments, like in more silty conditions on ship wrecks or back reef habitats.'
powcap[193]='Truly one of the most beautiful of all the groupers, the harlequin hind has a preference for deepwater caves.'
powcap[194]='The juveniles of this important food fish  often live among the spines of a venomous sea urchin.'
powcap[195]='Can you tell the difference between a male and female of this triggerfish species?'
powcap[196]='Juveniles of this exquisite fish are found in deeper water than the adults'
powcap[197]='The diet of this species of triggerfish is quite different than many others in the family.'
powcap[198]='An interesting triggerfish that is easily identified by the yellow scythe-like marking behind the pectoral fin.'
powcap[199]='The brilliant white tail may be rapidly opened to signal to a potential mate or rival or throw off a predator.'
powcap[200]='This fish can be a real hellion during the breeding period - it may even charge and attempt to bite snorkelers!'
powcap[201]='Like others in the family, this triggerfish feeds on a wide-variety of bottom-dwelling invertebrates.'
powcap[202]='One of the black-sheep of the triggerfish family, this species has a unusual diet and life-style'
powcap[203]='This common butterflyfish is sometimes seen following goatfish - do you know why?'
powcap[204]='This butterflyfish has a very unusual diet - what does it eat?'
powcap[205]='While some butterflyfishes feed only on coral, this species has a more catholic bill-of-fare.'
powcap[206]='The robust jaws of this fish are used to crush the skeletons of rugged stony corals'
powcap[207]='Like many members of this family, the adults of this species form long-term pair bonds.'
powcap[208]='This beautiful butterflyfish uses its comb-like teeth to remove polyps and slime from live stony coral colonies.  '
powcap[209]='This ubiquitous butterflyfish feeds on a wide-range of animals, including damselfish eggs.'
powcap[210]='This is one butterflyfish species that likes to eat algae, as well as animal flesh.'
powcap[211]='When this butterflyfish feeds, it will scrape off up to 50 tiny stony coral polyps in a single bite.'
powcap[212]='The juveniles of this snapper species mimic damselfishes so that they are better able to sneak-up on their prey.'
powcap[213]='This surgeonfish spends most of its time in the water column snapping up tiny, planktonic animals .'
powcap[214]='The young of this batfish species look like a leaf - the adults can help prevent coral reefs from being smothered by macroalgae.'
powcap[215]='This newly described species (it was given a scientific name in 2009) is very similar to an angelfish that was described and given a name way back in 1787.'
powcap[216]='This is a voracious predator that feeds mainly on small fishes.'
powcap[217]='This grouper exhibits a dramatic color change from juvenile to adult.'
powcap[218]='The males of this grouper species defend a harem of six to eight females.'
powcap[219]='This fish sometimes increases its chances of hunting success by following octopuses and eels.'
powcap[220]='The spots on this groupers head may help disguise its eyes - why?'
powcap[221]='This fish usually spawns on or near the full moon.'
powcap[222]='The juveniles of this grouper species may mimic other fish species - why?'
powcap[223]='The males of this species have blur bars on the edges of the dorsal and anal fins'
powcap[224]='This parrotfish exhibits an initial and terminal phase - initial phase fish can be female or male, terminal phase fish are males that were once females.'
powcap[225]='Most parrotfish, like this species, scrapes algae from carbonate substrates using its parrot-like beak'
powcap[226]='This wrasse is very adept at uncovering concealed prey by dismantling their hiding places.'
powcap[227]='This wrasse is a primary predator on sea urchins, grasping the whole urchin in its mouth and crushing it with its powerful jaws.'
powcap[228]='This opportunistic predator often follows goatfish to gain access to buried prey.'
powcap[229]='The industrious fish will lean on its side and waft its pectoral fin to uncover hidden prey.'
powcap[230]='This fish is like a finger-print with the color of each individual being slightly different'
powcap[231]='The males of this attractive species result from female sex change.'
powcap[232]='An exquisite species, the males of which soar through the water and change colors when displaying to potential mates.'
powcap[233]='This species is very similar to the redtail flasher wrasse (<i>Paracheilinus rubrocaudalis</i>), which differs in having a red tail (as the name implies!).'
powcap[234]='This little wrasses uses its oversized pharynx-teeth to crush up small snails, bivalves and shelled protozoa.'
powcap[235]='This is a haremic species, with the male (which differs in color to the female) keeping a group of several females.'
powcap[236]='This species uses its protruding teeth to pluck small crustaceans, worms and mollusks off the sea floor and then masticates these with its large throat (pharyngeal) teeth.'
powcap[237]='The handsome male fish moves over the reef and picks at the substrate, maintaining a harem of females within his territory.'
powcap[238]='This unusual fish has a jaw that can be telescoped forward to pluck tasty morsels from reef crevices.'
powcap[239]='The blackeye thicklip wrasse will mouth the bottom with its enlarged lips and ingest edible and inedible items. It will then swim into the water column and spit out the non-nutritious bits.'
powcap[240]='This attractive wrasses is an enemy to many reef invertebrates - do you know which types it will eat?'
powcap[241]='This wrasse flies over the reef by rowing with its pectoral fins - this is known as labriform swimming.'
powcap[242]='Like many wrasses, this species exhibits two color forms - the initial and terminal color phases.'
powcap[243]='The females of this striking wrasses species are often found in loose groups and will follow feeding goatfish.'
powcap[244]='If you want to get this wrasse to come closer to you, try flipping over some rubble or wafting your hand over the sand.'
powcap[245]='During the spawning period, the males of the dusky wrasse will form temporary spawning territories that are visited by adult females.'
powcap[246]='This wrasse, like others in this family, engage in sex change.'
powcap[247]='The males and females of this wrasse species do not differ in coloration, which is unusual in the wrasses of this genus.'
powcap[248]='The juveniles of this species have longitudinal stripes down the body that disappear as the fish grows.'
powcap[249]='This attractive fish is usually difficult to approach and photograph - it will require patience and a bit of luck to get a good photo.'
powcap[250]='This wrasse is usually found at the edge of the reef escorting sea breams and goatfishes as they feed.'
powcap[251]='This proficient predator often engages in cooperative hunting with the multibarred goatfish'
powcap[252]='When this fish fights, they will lock jaws and tug at each other until one fish submits and swims off.'
powcap[253]='This sleek fish-eater will sometimes follow other fish, using them as a moving-blind to get close to their prey.'
powcap[254]='When these fish reproduce, they may pair spawn or spawn in large groups. The resulting eggs float out into the plankton until they hatch and the larvae develop.'
powcap[255]='The adults of this species will sometimes clean manta rays.'
powcap[256]='As the name implies, this fish is usually spotted peering from rubble interstices, although at dusk they will come out to spawn.'
powcap[257]='This wrasse is a known moray cleaner and will live near the base of sea anemones.'
powcap[258]='This fish engages in something called sway swimming when it spawns - find out more!'
powcap[259]='One of the most proficient fish engineers on the reef, the rockmover wrasse will lift large pieces of rubble and rock to expose hidden prey.'
powcap[260]='The juveniles of this species look very similar to the common cleaner wrasses and act as part-time parasite-pickers.'
powcap[261]='The juveniles of this species clean other fish while the adults feed mainly on stony coral polyps.'
powcap[262]='This is one of the more common cleaners, but rather than stay at one cleaning station, it is more likely to move around to find clients.'
powcap[263]='This less common cleaner is easily recognized by the spot at the base of the pectoral fin.'
powcap[264]='This fish may inspect and clean over 2000 clients in a single day!'
powcap[265]='This is a nomadic cleaner that spends more time servicing territorial fish species.'
powcap[266]='The juvenile Allens wrasse pick parasites from other fishes, but as they grow their diet changes to stony coral polyps.'
powcap[267]='The juveniles of this species are often found near caves and overhangs and act as cleaners, picking parasites off of other fishes.'
powcap[268]='This species was once considered the same as Dianas hogfish (<i>Bodianus diana</i>), a similar species from the Indian Ocean.'
powcap[269]='This amazing fish spends its day in groups, consisting of more females and juveniles than males, and moves above the sea floor looking for plankton prey.'
powcap[270]='Cardinalfish orally incubate the eggs until they hatch, at which time they spit the larvae into the water column.'
powcap[271]='While the male cardinalfish orally incubates its eggs, it eats very little.'
powcap[272]='Most cardinalfish are nocturnal, moving from reef caves and crevices to feed.'
powcap[273]='Cardinalfishes, like this one, never strays far from a crack or crevice during the day.'
powcap[274]='some cardinalfishes form aggregations during the day, which break-up when they go hunting after dark.'
powcap[275]='This attractive cardinalfish is usually seen in pairs and like others in the genus, the male takes the eggs laid by the female into his mouth until they hatch.  '
powcap[276]='This fish is very similar to the bridled cardinalfish - it differs in having the spot at the base of the tail above the lateral line.'
powcap[277]='Like many cardinalfish, the coloration of this species changes after dark'
powcap[278]='This is a cardinalfish that lives in shoals over branching corals.'
powcap[279]='This is a solitary cardinalfish that hovers near cave or crevice entrances.'
powcap[280]='The members of this cardinalfish are the most voracious predators in the family, hunting small fishes and crustaceans, mainly at night.'
powcap[281]='The young of this species sometimes hangs over sea anemones or among fleshy polyps of certain corals.'
powcap[282]='This cardinalfish is usually found hovering among the branches of staghorn coral.'
powcap[283]='This soldierfish can use the limited light produced by the full moon to locate the plankton that it feeds on.'
powcap[284]='This species often occurs in groups during the day, in caves or under ledges - these groups disperse at night to go hunt for larger zooplankton.'
powcap[285]='A nocturnal hunter, this species moves over the reef at night to hunt crustaceans and small fishes.'
powcap[286]='The squirrelfishes are quite vocal, producing clicks and grunts to communicate with one another'
powcap[287]='The large spine on the cheek of this species may be venomous.'
powcap[288]='The red coloration of this and other squirrelfishes is a chromatic trait of nocturnal species.'
powcap[289]='The large eyes come complete with a reflective layer behind the retina that enables them to make the most of limited amounts of light.'
powcap[290]='Why does this fish rub on sharks?'
powcap[291]='This fish relies on speed to avoid predators - it will either rapidly swim away or dart into a hole in the sand when threatened.'
powcap[292]='This fish often occurs in large groups - these can almost disappear into a sand burrow in the blink of an eye!'
powcap[293]='This attractive fish has a barbel on the lower jaw that is erected when they display at one another.'
powcap[294]='These curious fish will often follow divers as they move over the sand or rubble looking for small animals they may scare up.'
powcap[295]='The males of this species are very aggressive, excluding same sex competitors from their harem-containing territory.'
powcap[296]='The territory of the male sharpnose sandperch contains the smaller territories of adult females.'
powcap[297]='The sandperches spend most of their time resting on their pectoral fins on the sea floor.'
powcap[298]='A voracious predator that will eat any fish that it can swallow, including cleaner species.'
powcap[299]='The males of this species forms temporary spawning territories which are visited by females.'
powcap[300]='This fish will dart off the bottom to capture smaller fish that swim too near.'
powcap[301]='This lizardfish is adorned with red mottling.'
powcap[302]='The color of this species can vary depending on the hue of the sand on which it is - individuals on black sand bottoms exhibit more intense coloration.'
powcap[303]='This fish is often parasitized by copepods (small crustaceans) that have a long tail and usually attach to the dorsal fins.'
powcap[304]='some members of this genus can engage in both-way sex change.'
powcap[305]='This is a monogamous goby - the pair members share a burrow and are most always seen swimming and feeding together, unless they have laid eggs in their burrow.'
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powID[38]='38'
powID[39]='39'
powID[40]='40'
powID[41]='41'
powID[42]='42'
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powID[45]='45'
powID[46]='46'
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powID[54]='54'
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powID[59]='59'
powID[60]='60'
powID[61]='61'
powID[62]='62'
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powID[64]='64'
powID[65]='65'
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powID[67]='67'
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powID[69]='69'
powID[70]='70'
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powID[73]='73'
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powID[75]='75'
powID[76]='76'
powID[77]='77'
powID[78]='78'
powID[79]='79'
powID[80]='80'
powID[81]='81'
powID[82]='82'
powID[83]='83'
powID[84]='84'
powID[85]='85'
powID[86]='86'
powID[87]='87'
powID[88]='88'
powID[89]='89'
powID[90]='90'
powID[91]='91'
powID[92]='92'
powID[93]='93'
powID[94]='94'
powID[95]='95'
powID[96]='96'
powID[97]='97'
powID[98]='98'
powID[99]='99'
powID[100]='100'
powID[101]='101'
powID[102]='102'
powID[103]='103'
powID[104]='104'
powID[105]='105'
powID[106]='106'
powID[107]='107'
powID[108]='108'
powID[109]='109'
powID[110]='110'
powID[111]='111'
powID[112]='112'
powID[113]='113'
powID[114]='114'
powID[115]='115'
powID[116]='116'
powID[117]='117'
powID[118]='118'
powID[119]='119'
powID[120]='120'
powID[121]='121'
powID[122]='122'
powID[123]='123'
powID[124]='124'
powID[125]='125'
powID[126]='126'
powID[127]='127'
powID[128]='128'
powID[129]='129'
powID[130]='130'
powID[131]='131'
powID[132]='132'
powID[133]='133'
powID[134]='134'
powID[135]='135'
powID[136]='136'
powID[137]='137'
powID[138]='138'
powID[139]='139'
powID[140]='140'
powID[141]='141'
powID[142]='142'
powID[143]='143'
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pow[145]='145'
pow[146]='146'
pow[147]='147'
pow[148]='148'
pow[149]='149'
pow[150]='150'
pow[151]='151'
pow[152]='152'
pow[153]='153'
pow[154]='154'
pow[155]='155'
pow[156]='156'
pow[157]='157'
pow[158]='158'
pow[159]='159'
pow[160]='160'
pow[161]='161'
pow[162]='162'
pow[163]='163'
pow[164]='164'
pow[165]='165'
pow[166]='166'
pow[167]='167'
pow[168]='168'
pow[169]='169'
pow[170]='170'
pow[171]='171'
pow[172]='172'
pow[173]='173'
pow[174]='174'
pow[175]='175'
pow[176]='176'
pow[177]='177'
pow[178]='178'
pow[179]='179'
pow[180]='180'
pow[181]='181'
pow[182]='182'
pow[183]='183'
pow[184]='184'
pow[185]='185'
pow[186]='186'
pow[187]='187'
pow[188]='188'
pow[189]='189'
pow[190]='190'
pow[191]='191'
pow[192]='192'
pow[193]='193'
pow[194]='194'
pow[195]='195'
pow[196]='196'
pow[197]='197'
pow[198]='198'
pow[199]='199'
pow[200]='200'
pow[201]='201'
pow[202]='202'
pow[203]='203'
pow[204]='204'
pow[205]='205'
pow[206]='206'
pow[207]='207'
pow[208]='208'
pow[209]='209'
pow[210]='210'
pow[211]='211'
pow[212]='212'
pow[213]='213'
pow[214]='214'
pow[215]='215'
pow[216]='216'
pow[217]='217'
pow[218]='218'
pow[219]='219'
pow[220]='220'
pow[221]='221'
pow[222]='222'
pow[223]='223'
pow[224]='224'
pow[225]='225'
pow[226]='226'
pow[227]='227'
pow[228]='228'
pow[229]='229'
pow[230]='230'
pow[231]='231'
pow[232]='232'
pow[233]='233'
pow[234]='234'
pow[235]='235'
pow[236]='236'
pow[237]='237'
pow[238]='238'
pow[239]='239'
pow[240]='240'
pow[241]='241'
pow[242]='242'
pow[243]='243'
pow[244]='244'
pow[245]='245'
pow[246]='246'
pow[247]='247'
pow[248]='248'
pow[249]='249'
pow[250]='250'
pow[251]='251'
pow[252]='252'
pow[253]='253'
pow[254]='254'
pow[255]='255'
pow[256]='256'
pow[257]='257'
pow[258]='258'
pow[259]='259'
pow[260]='260'
pow[261]='261'
pow[262]='262'
pow[263]='263'
pow[264]='264'
pow[265]='265'
pow[266]='266'
pow[267]='267'
pow[268]='268'
pow[269]='269'
pow[270]='270'
pow[271]='271'
pow[272]='272'
pow[273]='273'
pow[274]='274'
pow[275]='275'
pow[276]='276'
pow[277]='277'
pow[278]='278'
pow[279]='279'
pow[280]='280'
pow[281]='281'
pow[282]='282'
pow[283]='283'
pow[284]='284'
pow[285]='285'
pow[286]='286'
pow[287]='287'
pow[288]='288'
pow[289]='289'
pow[290]='290'
pow[291]='291'
pow[292]='292'
pow[293]='293'
pow[294]='294'
pow[295]='295'
pow[296]='296'
pow[297]='297'
pow[298]='298'
pow[299]='299'
pow[300]='300'
pow[301]='301'
pow[302]='302'
pow[303]='303'
pow[304]='304'
pow[305]='305'