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Ringtailed cardinalfish inhabits the reef area. Chinese demoiselle is one of the most abundant fish inhabiting coral communities. Social structure among Chinese White Dolphin is very fluid and group composition changes frequently.
     
The most distinct feature of sea urchin... The dorsal spines of Lionfish are venomous. It often inhabits exposed rocky reefs. The most distinct feature of sea urchin is the spiny chitinous skeleton...
     
The dorsal spines of Lionfish are venomous. It often inhabits exposed rocky reefs. Clownfish can always be found within sea anemones in Hoi Ha Wan and Tung Ping Chau Marine Parks. Xanthid crabs can be found in the Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park.
     
Sea cucumbers have an elongated body... Gorgonians often grow on the edges... Stony coral possess solid calcium carbonate skeleton.
     
Stony coral possess solid calcium carbonate skeleton. Mastigias papua can be found in the Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park. Protula bispiralis is usually solitary and is common throughout the tropical Pacific reefs.
     
Cuttlefish communicate with each other by movements... Sea anemones are similar to coral polyps but they are always solitary and have no hard skeleton. Social structure among Chinese White Dolphin is very fluid and group composition changes frequently.
     
The dorsal spines of Lionfish are venomous. It often inhabits exposed rocky reefs. Clownfish can always be found within sea anemones in Hoi Ha Wan and Tung Ping Chau Marine Parks. Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park is home to Red Coral.
     
Sea anemones are similar to coral polyps but they are always solitary and have no hard skeleton. Soft Coral Cowrie rarely exceeds 1 cm in length... Social structure among Chinese White Dolphin...
     
The special mucus on its skin not only helps the clownfish... Rabbitfish feed on the seaweeds growing on the rocks... Sea anemones are similar to coral polyps but they are always solitary and have no hard skeleton.
     

 

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