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Irian Jaya (866) 874-7639 (855) 225-8086 American Ingenuity Tranship www.livestockusa.org Irian Jaya (866) 874-7639 (855) 225-8086 Tranship - F.O.B. Irian Jaya Wednesday to LAX - Thursday to You Animal cost plus landing costs Order Cut-off is on Fridays See landing costs below January 27, 2021 Currently arriving via charter flights & there is a surcharge on freight for the time being Please note: List is directly from Irian Jaya, our apologies for any typos! Code Stock Size Common Name Binomial - scientific name Price ea. 0005 24 S BICOLOR ANGEL CENTROPYGE BICOLOR $2.78 0006 91 M/L BICOLOR ANGEL CENTROPYGE BICOLOR $2.78 0013 2 S POTTERY ANGEL CENTROPYGE EIBLI $7.50 0015 32 BLUE PYGMY ANGEL CENTROPYGE FLAVICAUDA $2.25 0021 10 M/L MIDNIGHT ANGEL CENTROPYGE NOX $2.70 0022 24 S MELAS ANGEL CENTROPYGE TIBICEN $2.85 0023 48 M/L MELAS ANGEL CENTROPYGE TIBICEN $3.00 0024 14 S HALF BLACK ANGEL CENTROPYGE VROLIKII $2.25 0025 25 M/L HALF BLACK ANGEL CENTROPYGE VROLIKII $1.50 0028 53 SINGAPORE ANGEL CHAETODONTOPLUS MESOLEUCUS $1.77 0029 1 below 8.9 cm MAJESTIC ANGEL S POMACANTHUS NAVARCHUS $53.70 0030 2 9.0-14cm MAJESTIC ANGELM POMACANTHUS NAVARCHUS $60.00 0035 12 SIX BAR ANGEL POMACANTHUS SEXSTRIATUS $12.90 0036 6 Juv. JUV.SIX BANDED ANGEL POMACANTHUS SEXSTRIATUS $6.45 0037 1 below 9cm BLUE FACE ANGEL S POMACANTHUS XANTHOMETOPON $85.80 0042 1 Juv. JUV.BLUE FACE ANGEL POMACANTHUS XANTHOMETOPON $40.80 0050 1 18.1-25cm BLUE RING ANGEL (LL) POMACANTHUS ANNULARIS $85.80 0051 1 25.1-30cm BLUE RING ANGEL (XL) POMACANTHUS ANNULARIS $139.35 0056 1 18.1-25cm EMPEROR ANGEL (LL) POMACANTHUS IMPERATOR $85.80 0058 2 S JUV. EMPEROR ANGEL POMACANTHUS IMPERATOR $17.25 0059 5 M JUV. EMPEROR ANGEL POMACANTHUS IMPERATOR $21.45 0060 1 L JUV. EMPEROR ANGEL POMACANTHUS IMPERATOR $21.45 0064 3 S JUV. BLUE KORAN ANGEL POMACANTHUS SEMICIRCULATUS $6.45 0065 11 M JUV. BLUE KORAN ANGEL POMACANTHUS SEMICIRCULATUS $10.80 0066J 1 Juv. Juv. REGAL ANGEL (PACIFIC) PYGOPLITES DIACANTHUS $42.90 0068 4 REGAL ANGEL (INDIAN) PYGOPLITES DIACANTHUS $38.70 0076 2 Female ZEBRA ANGEL (INDIAN) GENICANTHUS CAUDIVITTATUS $32.25 0103 14 M/L THREADFIN BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON AURIGA $4.35 0105 1 M/L BENNETTI BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON BENNETTI $4.05 0108 1 CITRON BUTTERFLY CHAETODON CITRINELLUS $1.20 0109 1 COLLARE BUTTERFLY CHAETODON COLLARE $17.25 0111 19 M/L BLACKENED BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON DECUSSATUS $1.80 0118 38 KLENNY BUTTERFLY CHAETODON KLEINII $1.35 0120 3 M/L LINED BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON LINEOLATUS $4.35 0123 3 M/L RACCOON BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON LUNULA $7.50 0137 1 M/L RAFLESSBUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON RAFFLESII $2.25 0139 98 COOPERBAND BUTTERFLY CHAETODON ROSTRATUS $2.67 0143 3 M/L MIRROR BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON SPECULUM $1.80 0144 2 TRIANGLE BUTTERFLY CHAETODON TRIANGULUM $1.65 0146 1 M/L CEVRONED BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON TRIFASCIALIS $2.25 0154 5 M/L VAGABOUND BUTTERFLY (M/L) CHAETODON VAGABUNDUS $2.25 0161 1 DIAMOND BUTTERFLY HEMITAURICHTHYS POLYLEPIS $25.80 0162 1 S BANNER FISH (S) HENIOCHUS ACUMINATUS $6.45 0163 5 M/L BANNER FISH (M/L) HENIOCHUS ACUMINATUS $9.00 0168 2 PILIPPINE CHEVRON BUTTERFLY CHAETODON XANTHURUS $2.70 0175 2 M/L SINGULARIS BANNER FISH HENIOCHUS SINGULARIS $9.60 0201 1 MIMIC TANG ACANTHURUS CHRONIXIS $1.65 0202 8 GOLD RIMMED SURGEON ACANTHURUS NIGRICANS $10.80 0203 4 below 8cm POWDER BLUE TANG S ACANTHURUS LEUCOSTERNON $22.65 0204 50 over 8.1cm POWDER BLUE TANG M/L ACANTHURUS LEUCOSTERNON $18.84 0204P 3 Pacific POWDER BLUE TANG (PACIFIC) ACANTHURUS LEUCOSTERNON $23.70 0205 3 S CLOWN SURGEON ACANTHURUS LINEATUS $2.25 0206 117 M CLOWN SURGEON ACANTHURUS LINEATUS $3.78 0209 19 S ORANGE SURGEON JUV ACANTHURUS OLIVACEOUS $6.45 0212 46 CONVICT TANG ACANTHURUS TRIOSTEGUS $1.50 0213 75 below 7cm FOX FACE S SIGANUS VULPINIS $2.82 0214 100 7.1-10cm FOX FACE M SIGANUS VULPINIS $5.10 0214L 10 10.1-15cm FOX FACE L SIGANUS VULPINIS $7.20 0216 9 below 8cm LIPSTICK TANG(PACIFIC) S NASO LITURATUS $2.79 0217 36 8.1-15cm LIPSTICK TANG(PACIFIC) M NASO LITURATUS $4.23 0218 1 15.1-20cm LIPSTICK TANG(PACIFIC) L NASO LITURATUS $10.80 0220 5 below 8cm LIPSTICK TANG(INDIAN) S NASO LITURATUS $15.00 0221 1 8.1-15cm LIPSTICK TANG(INDIAN) M NASO LITURATUS $25.80 0224 58 below 8cm UNICORN TANG S NASO UNICORNIS $1.58 0225 7 8.1-15cm UNICORN TANG M NASO UNICORNIS $3.30 0229 217 4-4.9cm BLUE TANG S PARACANTHURUS HEPATUS $13.20 0231 35 7-14.9cm BLUE TANG L PARACANTHURUS HEPATUS $20.34 0233 41 DOUBLE BARRED SPINEFOOT SIGANUS VIRGATUS $1.95 0235 2 S PACIFIC SAILFIN TANG ZEBRASOMA VELIFERUM $5.10 0236 104 M PACIFIC SAILFIN TANG ZEBRASOMA VELIFERUM $5.70 0238 68 BROWN SAILFIN TANG ZEBRASOMA SCOPAS $1.50 0239 43 M INDIAN SAILFIN TANG ZEBRASOMA DESJARDINII $19.35 0241 14 below 8cm LOPEZS UNICORN FISH S NASO LOPEZI $2.25 0242 2 8.1-15cm LOPEZS UNICORN FISH M NASO LOPEZI $3.30 0245 25 YELLOW SPINEFOOT SIGANUS GUTTATUS $2.25 0247 54 STRIPED BRISTLETOOTH CTENOCHAETUS STRIATUS $1.32 0249 17 WHITE SPOTTED RABBITFISH SIGANUS CANALICULATUS $1.80 0251 71 below 8cm SPOTTED UNICORN TANG S NASO BREVIROSTRIS $1.50 0252 11 8.1-15cm SPOTTED UNICORN TANG M NASO BREVIROSTRIS $3.30 0257 7 S YELLOW BACKFIN SURGEONSFISH ACANTHURUS BARIENE $5.40 0258 11 M/L YELLOW BACKFIN SURGEONSFISH ACANTHURUS BARIENE $8.70 0259 1 ORANGE FIN TOMINI SURGEONFISH CTENOCHAETUS TOMINIENSIS $16.20 0262 3 SPOT FACE SURGEON FISH ACANTHURUS MACULICEPS $6.00 0265 15 ELONGATE SURGEON FISH ACANTHURUS MATA $2.25 0272 3 TENNENTI SURGEONFISH ACANTHURUS TENNENTI $41.85 0274 3 EYESTRIPE SURGEONFISH ACANTHURUS DUSSUMIERI $4.35 0280 6 GOLDSPOTTED SPINEFOOT SIGANUS PUNCTATUS $4.35 0282 27 YLWTAIL BRN SAILFIN TANG-Regional variant ZEBRASOMA XATHURUM $19.35 0285 6 CUVIER`S SURGEONFISH ACANTHURUS XANTHOPTERUS $2.85 0300 5 S MAROON CLOWN(PACIFIC) PREMNAS BIACULEATUS $1.35 0301 22 M/L MAROON CLOWN(PACIFIC) PREMNAS BIACULEATUS $1.80 0302 8 PAIR MAROON CLOWN(PAIR) PREMNAS BIACULEATUS $5.70 0304 6 M/L GOLD STRIPE MAROON CLOWN INDIAN PREMNAS BIACULEATUS $27.90 0305 28 S CLARK'S ANEMONE FISH AMPHIPRION CLARKII $1.80 0306 36 M/L CLARK'S ANEMONE FISH AMPHIPRION CLARKII $1.95 0309 1 RED & BLACK ANEMONEFISH AMPHIPRION MELANOPUS(var) $1.95 0310 15 S CLOWN ANEMONE FISH AMPHIPRION OCELLARIS $1.95 0311 16 M/L CLOWN ANEMONE FISH AMPHIPRION OCELLARIS $2.25 0313 6 SKUNK CLOWN AMPHIPRION PERIDERAION $2.25 0314 19 S SADDLEBACK ANEMONEFISH AMPHIPRION POLYMNUS $1.80 0315 4 M/L SADDLEBACK ANEMONEFISH AMPHIPRION POLYMNUS $1.80 0316 4 ORANGE SKUNK ANEMONEFISH AMPHIPRION SANDARACINOS $1.80 0350 30 SERGEANT MAJOR ABUDEFDUF SEXFASCIATUS $0.30 0352 58 BICOLOR CHROMIS CHROMIS MARGARITIFER $0.75 0354 783 3-4 cm GREEN CHROMIS M CHROMIS VIRIDIS $0.30 0354L 307 over 4 cm GREEN CHROMIS L CHROMIS VIRIDIS $0.45 0355 524 BLUE DAMSEL CHRYSIPTERA CYANEA $0.38 0357 415 YELLOW TAIL BLUE DAMSEL CHRYSIPTERA PARASEMA $0.45 0361 83 TALBOT'S DAMSEL CHRYSIPTERA TALBOTI $0.75 0362 187 ONE SPOT DAMSEL(RED) NEOGLYPHIDODON POLYCANTHUS $1.80 0363 28 MELANESIAN BLUE DEVIL CHRYSIPTERA CYMATILIS $1.95 0364 71 3-STRIPE DAMSEL DASCYLLUS ARUANUS $0.45 0365 285 4-STRIPE DAMSEL DASCYLLUS MELANURUS $0.30 0366 200 2-STRIPE DAMSEL DASCYLLUS RETICULATUS $0.30 0367 237 DOMINO DAMSEL DASCYLLUS TRIMACULATUS $0.30 0372 8 BLUE STREAK DAMSEL NEOGLYPHIDODON OXYODON $1.20 0374 230 NEON DAMSEL POMACENTRUS COELESTIS $0.30 0377 39 YELLOW BELLIED DAMSEL SPP. POMACENTRUS COELESTIS $0.30 0378 1 YELLOW DAMSEL POMACENTRUS MOLUCCENSIS $0.45 0381 159 YELLOW TAIL CHROMIS NEOPOMACENTRUS NEMURUS $0.23 0382 40 BLACK BAR CHROMIS CHROMIS RETROFASCIATA $0.75 0385 41 BALI DAMSEL NEOGLYPHIDODON CROSSI $2.25 0386 194 ROYAL DAMSEL CHRYSIPTERA HEMICYANEA $1.50 0387 128 ALLEN'S DAMSEL (INDIAN) POMACENTRUS ALLENI $2.01 0390 99 GOLDEN DAMSEL AMBLYGLYPHIDODON AUREUS $0.45 0403 5 FEMALE RANDALLI`S ANTHIAS FEMALE PSEUDANTHIAS RANDALLI FEMALE $4.35 0407 35 BLUE EYE CARDINALFISH ZORAMIA LEPTACANTHUS $0.75 0410 100 MADDER SEAPERCH MIROLABRICHTHYS DISPER $1.08 0411 19 FEMALE PURPLE QUEEN ANTHIAS FEMALE MIROLABRICHTHYS TUKA $5.40 0411M 10 MALE PURPLE QUEEN ANTHIAS MALE MIROLABRICHTHYS TUKA $6.45 0414 18 SEA GOLDIE Pseudanthias huchtii $1.32 0416 7 Female YELLOW ANTHIAS PSEUDANTHIAS PLEUROTAENIA $3.30 0418 54 Female LYRETAIL CORAL ANTHIAS (PACIFIC) female PSEUDANTHIAS SQUAMIPINNIS $1.35 0420 21 Female BLUE EYES CORAL ANTHIAS (INDIAN) PSEUDANTHIAS SQUAMIPINNIS $4.02 0422 3 YELLOW DOTYBACK PSEUDCHROMIS AUREUS $2.25 0426 34 SPLENDENS DOTTYBACK PSEUDCHROMIS SPLENDENS $11.85 0428 11 LONG FIN CARDINAL (BANGAI) WILD PTERAPOGON KAUDERNI $2.85 0432 1 LITTLE RUBY RED CARDINAL APOGON COCCINEUS $2.85 0433 12 RED AND GREEN DOTTYBACK OGIBYINA NOVAEHOLLANDIAE $2.70 0434 1 LORIS`S ANTHIAS PSEUDANTHIAS LORI $7.50 0438 3 BLUE STRIPE DOTTYBACK PSEUDCHROMIS SPRINGERI $2.25 0442 5 RED TAIL DOTTYBACK PSEUDCHROMIS TAPEINOSOMA $2.25 0445 1 SULAWESI BASSLET LIOPROPOMA SWALESI $23.70 0447 12 INDONESIAN SOAPFISH PLESIOPS OXCEPHALUS $2.25 0449 2 WHITE BELLIED RED DOTTYBACK PSEUDCHROMIS SP. $6.45 0454 13 Female SCRIBLED ANTHIAS PSEUDANTHIAS BIMACULATUS $12.90 0464 24 WHITETAIL DOTTYBACK MANONICHTHYS ALLENI $6.45 0475 43 ORANGE SPOTTED GOBY AMBLYELEOTRIS GUTTATA $1.35 0476 5 HECTOR'S GOBY AMBLYGOBIUS HECTORI $2.25 0477 92 RED STRIPE GOBY AMBLYGOBIUS RAINFORDI $1.50 0479 35 FALCO HAWKFISH CIRRHITICHTHYS FALCO $1.35 0480 10 S YELLOW PRAWN GOBY CRYPTOCENTRUS CINCTUS $2.25 0481 15 M/L YELLOW PRAWN GOBY CRYPTOCENTRUS CINCTUS $3.30 0483 2 YASHA GOBY STONOGOBIOPS YASHA $17.25 0488 37 ORANGE TAIL BLENNY ECSENIUS BICOLOR $2.25 0489 2 FORKTAIL BLENNY MEIACANTHUS ATRODORSALIS $1.95 0490 7 BLACK BLENNY ECSENIUS NAMIYEI $1.35 0492 3 LEOPARD ROCK SKIPPER EXALLIAS BREVIS $3.45 0493 16 YELLOW CLOWN GOBY GOBIODON OKINAWAE
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