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  • Jawfish (Opistognathus sp.) taking a look around after spitting out sand and rubble while maintaining its burrow
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  • This is a male Opistognathus iyonis jawfish hatching a mouthful of eggs. A few of the juveniles can be seen swimming away. There are also two unfertilized eggs visible. Like other jawfish, the males of this species care for and protect developing juveniles, keeping the eggs in their mouths through the gestation period. The reproductive season is during the summer months. This shy small fish is known from the waters of the northwest Pacific, including South Korea and southern Japan. It reaches a length of about six centimeters.
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  • Jawfish (Opistognathus sp.) engaged in maintaining its burrow, spitting out sand and rubble
    jawfish-opistognathus-cleaning-burro...tif
  • Bright yellow jawfish (Opistognathus sp.) with green eyes staring directly at the camera lens, comically grouchy expression on its face
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  • Jawfish (Opistognathus sp.) engaged in maintaining its burrow, spitting out sand and rubble
    jawfish-opistognathus-cleaning-burro...tif
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