Bleeker's parrotfish
A species of Chlorurus Scientific name : Chlorurus bleekeri Genus : Chlorurus
Bleeker's parrotfish, A species of Chlorurus
Botanical name: Chlorurus bleekeri
Genus: Chlorurus
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Endemic to the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, bleeker's parrotfish (Chlorurus bleekeri) is a hermaphroditic species that feeds on algae. As with most parrotfish, the males are brighter than the females, and there is one male that dominates a group of females. If the male disappears, a female will become male and take his place.
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Bleeker's parrotfish 
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