Click through to see the images. The paper, Preliminary review of the pempherid fish genus* Parapriacanthus of the* western Indian Ocean, with descriptions of five new species, is open access so we encourage you to read the paper to get better acquainted with pygmy sweepers.* If you're like us, you may wonder why our hobby doesn't see more tiny schooling fish like this.* Marine aquarists are seriously lacking in good schooling fish options. Without further ado, here are the five newly described species: [h=3]Parapriacanthus darros (Seychelles, Africa)[/h]Photo by J.E. Randall[h=3]Parapriacanthus kwazulu (KwaZulu- Natal, South Africa)[/h]Photo by A.D. Connell [h=3]Parapriacanthus punctulatus (Mozambique, Africa)[/h]Photo by A. Diringer[h=3]Parapriacanthus rahah (Oman)[/h]Photo by J.E. Randall[h=3]Parapriacanthus sharm (Red Sea)[/h]Photo by S.V. Bogorodsk Leer Artículo completo...
