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African Coris
Coris cuvieri
Spot-tail Wrasse
Coris caudimacula
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- Max depth
- 57 m
- Found in
- 16 regions
Coris caudimacula, the spot-tail coris, is a fish found in the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and on the east coast of Africa from Oman to East London. The fish has already been spotted in Mossel Bay.
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Questions
Is Spot-tail Wrasse dangerous?
Spot-tail Wrasse has no known danger to humans. However, always observe marine life responsibly.
Where can you find Spot-tail Wrasse?
How deep does Spot-tail Wrasse live?
Spot-tail Wrasse can be found at depths of up to 57 meters.
