That's alright, Chris. Btw, I'm not at all sure about it being S.cretense and think other variants should be considered, too. There's another photos of yours here which actually shows S. cretense - made in Egypt, as you wrote. Though S. psittacus and other Scarus species juveniles should be examined as well.
Hi Alyona,
okay, you´re right. So it could be Sparisoma cretense :) I´ve seen Sparisoma cretense in spring near Crete :) Looks realy like that!
Thanks,
Chris
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Posted by AlyonaThat's alright, Chris. Btw, I'm not at all sure about it being S.cretense and think other variants should be considered, too. There's another photos of yours here which actually shows S. cretense - made in Egypt, as you wrote. Though S. psittacus and other Scarus species juveniles should be examined as well.
Posted by @JarJarHi Alyona, okay, you´re right. So it could be Sparisoma cretense :) I´ve seen Sparisoma cretense in spring near Crete :) Looks realy like that! Thanks, Chris
Posted by @fishx6Juvenile Scarus psittacus?
Posted by AlyonaWhy did you make this conclusion that it can't be found in the Red Sea? According to fishbase data Sparisoma cretense does live there.
Posted by @JarJarLooks like this, but doesn´t exist in the red sea... Thx, Alyona
Posted by AlyonaThis might also be Sparisoma cretense. Maybe.