Kuda laut barbour

**Kuda laut Barbour** (*Hippocampus barbouri*) adalah sebuah spesies ikan dalam keluarga Syngnathidae. *Hippocampus barbouri* ditemukan di rumput laut dan perairan dangkal di lepas pesisir Filipina, Malaysia, dan Indonesia.

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