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| Garibaldi are damselfish, and are common on shoreline reefs and kelp forests from central California into Baja, Mexico. Male garibaldis cultivate a nest of red algae. A male will circle his nest, clicking loudly to entice females to visit and deposit eggs. The male will fiercely guard such a clutch, chasing away other fish and even biting at divers, until the eggs hatch. |
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Characteristic juvenile coloration. |
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Male defending egg clutch |
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| Keywords: garibaldi, hypsypops rubicundus, fish, fishes, ocean, photography, photograph, underwater, wildlife, ocean, marine, teleost, bony fish, temperate, tropical |
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