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Parrot fish come to the cleaner wrasses to remove parasites. These boys do an excellent job, even going into gills to remove the tasty morsels that have attached. Nice life for the cleaner wrasses, customers bring in an endless supply of food.
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- Kwaj 2014
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- kwaj, kwajalein, cleaning, william webster, parrotfish
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