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Moonlighter
Tilodon sexfasciatus
Family: Kyphosidae, the sea chub family. Size: 35-40 cm Distribution: The southern coasts of Australia, from the southern parts of WA to the western half of Victoria. Mainly a coastal species. Habitat: Usually lives deep in Victoria but in South Australia can be found below jetties. Juveniles are often found just below the tidal zone. References: Kuiter. About the MoonlighterThe Moonlighter is closely related to the Mado and the Stripey. Though it can be sometimes confused with butterflyfishes. Habits: The Moonlighter is solitary and secretive on reefs.
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