Authors: Valda Fraser and Dennis King
Struik Publishers
Cape Town, 2002
Soft cover, 15x21 cm, 136 pages, throughout illustrated
The guide facilitates species identification with concise text, illustrations and full-colour photographs, including coverage of the different male and female, and adult and juvenile colour phases where relevant.
More Reef Fishes and Nudibranchs will be an invaluable guide for divers, snorkellers and fishermen as well as rock pool enthusiasts, nature lovers and marine aquarists. Dennis King is one of South Africa's most prominent underwater photographers. He has made many photographic contributions to scientific publications, books and magazines, and was responsible for discovering Apolemichthys kingi, an angelfish new to science and named after him. He is the author and photographer of Reef Fishes & Corals: East Coast of Southern Africa (Struik, 1996). Dennis lives in Umhlanga Rocks and is a practising structural engineer. Valda Fraser is an avid scuba diver and underwater photographer. She has documented new distribution records, has helped identify numerous species of nudibranch, and has discovered many undescribed species.
MORE REEF FISHES AND NUDIBRANCHS is a follow-up to Dennis King's previous book. Reef Fishes and Corals - East Coast of Southern Africa (Struik 1996). It provides useful and interesting information on reef fishes and nudibranchs for sports divers, snorkellers and rock-pool enthusiasts, as well as fishermen, marine aquarists and nature lovers, by featuring: /
- 330 striking full-colour photographs for easy identification of reef fishes and nudibranchs found along the East and South Coast of southern Africa
- Concise information on 262 reef fish species
- Photographic coverage of the different males and females or adult and juvenile colour phases, where relevant
- Illustrations to assist with the identification of fish families
- An introduction to nudibranchs and detailed information on 48 of the more common species Applicable also to the entire east coast of Africa, and to the islands of the Western Indian Ocean - Mauritius, Reunion, Seychelles, the Comoros and Madagascar.
FISH SECTION To identify a fish species, it is first necessary to decide to which family it belongs. To assist with this process, clear line drawings of the fish families are displayed on pages 12-15. These have been grouped together based on shared characteristics, such as 'silvery in colour' or 'odd-shaped swimmers' etc. To identify a fish correctly, first decide to which group it belongs, then-look for the family by studying the line drawings. A page reference refers the reader to photographs of individual species for further identification. Details of each species are given in the text opposite, together with the physical characteristics, distinguishing features, geographical distribution, habitat and habits, depth range, diet, abundance and, where relevant, species it may be confused with. When spotting a fish, try to memorize certain features such as overall shape, colour, patterns and position of spots or lines. Other features, such as the presence of one or two dorsal fins, a round or forked tail etc. may also help. Remember that the colour of a fish can change with depth. Take the time to study the various families and get to know them, as this will greatly assist with your identifications. ABBREVIATIONS sp = species. Used in scientific terminology where an animal has yet to be described, or identification is not certain.
cf = compare. Refers reader to another similar species. NUDIBRANCH SECTION The focus of this section is to introduce and familiarize the reader with a number of fascinating marine slugs. A general introduction on nudibranchs with illustrations, depicting basic nudibranch anatomy, is given on page 112. Detailed descriptions of each family and individual species are given in the text opposite the photographs. The species descriptions outline physical characteristics and distinguishing features in order to facilitate identification. Geographical distribution, habitat, depth range, diet (where possible) and abundance are also included. The name of the person who described the particular nudibranch and the year of description have been noted. Brackets are used if a species has been moved to another genus due to taxonomic revision. EXPLANATION OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES The scientific name of animals comprises two words: the first word refers to the genus - a group of animals or plants sharing similar characteristics (e.g. Chromodoris). The second word indicates the species name (e.g. hamiltoni), often derived from a person's name e.g. the name of the person who first found the species, a friend of the author, or in honour of a particular scientist. In some instances, the name links with the place where the animal was first collected or an outstanding external characteristic feature.
Eel Catfishes - Family Plotosidae Catfishes are characterized by a slender, tapering eel-like body with barbels around the mouth. Venomous spines are located at the front of the pectoral fins and the first dorsal fin.
STRIPED EEL CATFISH - Plotosus lineatus
Attains 32 cm. Two white lateral stripes mark the sides of the black body. The black fades to brown with age. Adults are solitary and hide by day Juveniles may form dense shoals for protection against predation. Frequents estuaries, tidal pools and reefs to a depth of 35 m. Feeds at night on bottom-dwelling invertebrates. Widespread throughout Indo-West Pacific, south to Eastern Cape. Reasonably common.
Lizardfishes - Family Synodontidae Lizardfish are moderately small, cylindrically shaped, bottom-dwelling fish. They are recognized by their reptile-like head and large mouth, which is filled with slender, pointed fangs. These voracious predators lie on the seabed, ready to dart forward and grab passing prey such as fish and swimming invertebrates.
BLACKTAIL LIZARDFISH - Synodus jaculum
Attains 20 cm. Recognized by the large black blotch at tail base and the black marking on snout. Body has irregular vertical dark bars and stripes. Dorsal surface is bluish green. Can pale or darken to suit surroundings. Occurs on coral and rocky reefs to depths of 2-90 m. Preys on fishes and invertebrates. Ranges from Indo-West Pacific, south to southern KwaZulu-Natal. An uncommon species.
Anglerfishes (frogfishes) - Family Antennariidae. These oddly shaped fish have globular, compressed bodies with loose, prickly skin and limb-like pectoral fins. They have a large, upwardly directed mouth. First dorsal spine is modified into a retractable 'fishing rod", tipped with an enticing lure. They lie in wait on the reef, moving the lure to attract prey which is swallowed whole. They are masters at camouflage, as body colour and skin texture blend into the background. GIANT ANGLERFISH - Antennarius commerson
Attains 33 cm. Colour ranges from beige, black, yellow, green to orange. Adults mimic sponges perfectly. Found on coral reefs in/depths of 1-45 m. Feeds on fish and crustaceans. Widespread throughout Indo-West Pacific, Red Sea extending to KwaZulu-Natal. An uncommon to rare species. PAINTED ANGLERFISH - Antennarius pictus
Attains 25 cm. Generally mottled yellow, brown and pink with irregular dark and white patches. Has numerous skin flaps and filamentous appendages on body and head. Found on coral and rocky offshore reefs to a depth of 40 m. Preys on fish and crustaceans. Occurs throughout tropical Indo-West Pacific, extending to southern KwaZulu-Natal. Uncommon and seldom sighted due to its excellent camouflage. Needlefishes - Family Belonidae Needlefish (garfish) have elongated, slender bodies and an extended mouth with rows of needle-like teeth. Their blue-green back and silvery sides helps them blend into the open surface waters, thereby avoiding detection by predators. Preys on pelagic fishes. Able to skip along the surface on their tails if threatened.
CROCODILE NEEDLEFISH - Tyiosurus crocodilus crocodilus
Attains 130 cm. Silvery with a blue-green back and a faint blue stripe along the side of body. Inhabits coastal waters and estuaries in depths from 0.2-5 m. Feeds on small pelagic fishes. Widely distributed throughout the Atlantic and Indo-West Pacific Ocean, south to KwaZulu-Natal. A common species. Berycids - Family Berycidae Berycids occur worldwide, except for the eastern Pacific Ocean. They are small to medium-sized fish with large eyes and generally occur in deep water. In some areas they are caught commercially SHORT ALFONSINO - Centroberyx spinosus
Attains 20 cm. Distinguished by a deep body profile, large eyes, reddish-orange head and upper body, and golden sides. Tail has a prominent pale blue bar. Usually observed drifting close to caves and over-hangs during the day Inhabits offshore reefs in depths of 30-60 m. Occurs singly or in small groups. A nocturnal feeder of crustaceans and small fish. An endemic species, known only from the Storms River in the Western Cape to Durban. Relatively common on the deeper reefs off southern KwaZulu-Natal.
MAP: EAST AND SOUTH COAST OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
FISHES
INTRODUCTION
Cartilaginous fishes and bony fishes
External features of fishes
Identification groups and pictorial guide to fish families
SPECIES DESCRIPTIONS
NUDIBRANCHS
INTRODUCTION
SPECIES DESCRIPTIONS
GLOSSARY
REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED FURTHER READING
INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC NAMES
INDEX TO COMMON NAMES
FISHES
Abudefduf septemfasdatus27 |
Carcharhinus wheeleri16 |
Gnathanodon spedosus62
Abudefduf septemfasdatus68
Centroberyx spinosus24
Gymnocranius griseus54
Abudefduf sparoides68
Cephalopholis sonnerati32
Gymnocrotaphus curvidens48
Acanthistius sebastoides32
Cetoscarus bicolor88
Gymnomuraena zebra22
Acanthopagrus bifasdatus46
Cheilinus fasdatus76
Gymnothorax eurostus22
Acanthurus thompsoni96
Cheilinus trilobatus78
Gymnothorax javanicus22
Acanthurus xanthopterus96
Cheilinus undulatus78
Oymnothorax undulatus22
Aeoliscus punctulatus28
Cheilio inermis78
Aetobatus narinari18
Cheilodactylus pixi68
Halichoeres nebulosus80
Alectis dliaris60
Cheilodipterus quinquelineatus 38
Halichoeres scalpularis80
Alepas djedaba62
Cheimerius nufar44
Haploblepharus edwardsii16
Aluterus scriptus104
Chelidonichthys kumu30
Heniochus acuminatus60
Amblyeleotris steinitzi94
Chelidonichthys sp.30
Heniochus diphreutes60
Amblygobius semidnctus94
Chromis ana/is70
Heteroconger hassi22
Amblyrhynchotes honckenii106
Chromis lepidolepis70
Himantura gerrardi20
Anampses caeruleopunctatus72
Chromis opercularis68
Himantura uarnak20
Anampses lineatus74
Chrysoblephus cristiceps46
Hipposcarus hand88
Anampses meleagrides74
Chrysoblephus gibbiceps46
Hologymnosus annulatus80
Anampses twistii74
Chrysoblephus laticeps48
Anchichoerops natalensis74
Chrysoblephus tophus48
Istiblennius edentulus92
Antennarius commerson24
Cirrhilabrus exquisitus78
Istigobius decoratus94
Antennarius pictus24
Cirrhitus pinnulatus68
Anyperodon leucogrammicus32
Cirripectes auritus90
Kyphosus vaigiensis56
Aphareus furca42
Cimpectes stigmaticus90
Apogon taeniophorus38
Clinus superdliosus92
Labroides bicolor82
Aprion virescens42
Clinus venustris92
(.actor/a cornuta106
Archamia bleekeri38
Corythoichthys sp.28
(.actor/a fornasini106
Archamia fucata38
Ctenochaetus striatus96
Lepidozygus tapeinosoma72
Argyrops filamentosus46
Cymatoceps nasutus48
Lethrinus harak52
Argyrozona argyrozona46
Lichia am/a64
Arothron immaculatus106
Dasyatis chrysonota20
Lithognathus lithognathus48
Arothron mappa108
Dasyatis kuhlii20
Lithognathus mormyrus50
Arothron nigropunctatus106
Dichistius capensis54
Lutjanus argentimaculatus42
Aspidontus dussumieri90
Diodon holocanthus108
Lutjanus rivulatus42
Atractosdon aequidens58
Diodon hystrix108
Lutjanus sebae42
Aulacocephalus temmincki36
Dunckerocampus boylei28
Macolor niger44
Balistapus undulatus100
Echeneis naucrates66
Macropharyngodon bipartitus82
Balistoides viridescens100
Ecsenius midas90
Macropharyngodon82
Bodianus anthiodes76
Ecsenius nalolo92
cyanoguttatus
Bodianus bimaculatus76
Elagatis bipinnulata62
Macropharyngodon vivienae82
Bodianus trilineatus74
Epibulus insidiator80
Melichthys indicus102
Boopsoidea inornate46
Epinephelus andersoni34
Monotaxis grandoculis54
Bryaninops yongei94
Epinephelus caeruleopunctatus 34
Mulloidichthys flavolineatus58
Epinephelus chlorostigma34
Mustelus mustelus16
Caes/o lunaris44
Epinephelus malabaricus34
Myliobatis aquila18
Caes/o sp.44
Epinephelus polyphekadion34
Myrichthys maculosus22
Calotomus carolinus88
Epinephelus posteli34
Myripristis berndti26
Cantherhines dumerilii104
Epinephelus tauvina36
Myripristis chryseres26
Canthigaster bennetti108
Euthynnus affinis100
Myripristis kuntee26
Canthigaster janthinoptera108
Myripristis violacea26
Canthigaster rivulata108
Fusigobius inframaculatus92
Myripristis vittata26
Carangoides caeruleopinnatus62
Carangoides fulvoguttatus62
Oenicanthus caudovittatus60
Naso brevirostris98
Caranx ignobilis62
Gerres longirostris56
Naso hexacanthus98
Naso unicornis98
Naso vlamingii98
Neoniphon argenteus26
Neopomacentrus cyanomos70
Opiegnathus robinsoni66
Ostradon cubicus106
Oxycheilinus bimaculatus76
Oxycheilinus digramma76
Oxymonacanthus long/rostris104
Pachymetopon aeneum50
Pachymetopon grande50
Page/to bellottii natalensis50
Papilloculiceps longiceps30
Paracaesio sordidus44
Paracaesio xanthura44
Paracanthurus hepatus96
Paraluteres prionurus104
Parapercis schauinslandi90
Paraperdsxanthozona88
Parascorpis typus56
Parupeneus cydostomus56
Parupeneus pleurostigma58
Pervagorjanthinosoma104
Petrus rupestris50
Plagiotremus rhinorhynchos90
P/atax fe/'ra56
Platycephalus indicus30
Plectorhinchus chubbi38
Plectorh/nchus gibbosus40
Plectorhinchus plagiodesmus40
Plectorh/nchus vittatus40
Plectroglyphidodon dickii70
Plectroglyphidodon johnstonianus 70
Plectroglyphidodon lacrymatus 70
Plotosus lineatus24
Polyamblyodon gibbosum50
Polysteganus praeorbitalis52
Polysteganus undulosus52
Pomacanthus chrysurus58
Pomacanthus maculosus58
Pomacentrus pavo72
Pomacentrus sulfureus72
Pomacentrus trichourus72
Pomadasys furcatum40
Pomadasys kaakan40
Pomadasys multimaculatum42
Pomatomus saltatrix38
Porcostoma dentata52
Poroderma africanum18
Pseudanthias fasdatus32
Pseudobalistes fuscus102
Pseudocaranx dentex64
Pseudocheilinus evanidus78
Pseudocheil/nus hexataenia80
Pseudochromis me/as36
Pseudochromis natalensis36
Pseudodax moluccanus82
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98
I Pseudojuloides cerasinus84
I NUDIBRANCHS
98
Ptereleotris heteroptera96
Bornella anguilla
26
Ptereleotris zebra96
70
Pterois radiata28
Cadlinella ornatissima
Ceratosoma fenue
66
Rhabdosargus globiceps52
Chromodoris tinctoria
106
Rhina ancylostoma18
Chromodoris africana
76
Rhincodon typus16
Chromodoris annulata
76
Rhinecanthus rectangulus102
Chromodoris boucheti
104
Rhinomuraena quaesita20
Chromodoris cf. geminus
Rhinopias eschmeyeri30
Chromodoris conchyliata
50
Rhynchobatus djiddensis18
Chromodoris fidelis
50
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Chromodoris geminus
50
Scartella emacgineta92
Chromodoris geometries
30
Scarus frenatus86
Chromodoris hamiltoni
44
5caru5 scaber86
Chromodoris heatherae
44
5caru5 tricolor86
Chromodoris tinctoria
96
Scolopsis ghanam54
Cuthona so.
104
Scolopsis vosmeri54
90
Scomber japonicus100
Dendrodoris denisoni
88
Scomberoides64
Doris so.
56
commersonnianus
56
Scorpaenopsis diabolus28
Glossodoris atromarginata
58
Scorpaenopsis oxycephala30
Glossodoris cinta
104
Seriola lalandi66
Glossodoris pallida
50
Seriola rivoliana66
Glossodoris sp.
90
Serranus cabrilla36
Glossodoris symmetricus
56
S/ganus luridus100
Glossodoris undaurum
30
Siganus stellatus98
Gymnodoris rubropapulosa
38 .
Solenostomus cyanopterus28
40
Sphyraena jello88
Halgerda carlsoni
40
Sphyraena putnamiae88
Halgerda dichromis
40
Sphyrna lewini18
Halgerda tessellata
70
Spondyliosoma emarginatum 52
Halgerda toliara
70
Stegostoma fasdatum16
Halgerda wasinensis
70
Stethojulis interrupta84
Hexabranchus sanguineus
24
Synodus jaculum24
Hydatina physis
50
Hydatina amplustre
52
Terapon jarbua36
Hypselodoris bullockii
52
Thalassoma genivittatum84
Hypselodoros carnea
58
Thalassoma hardwicke86
Hypselodoris fucata
58
Thalassoma purpureum84
Hypselodoris maculosa
72
Thalassoma trilobatum86
Hypselodoris sp.
72
Trachinotus africanus64
Hyselodoris rudmani
72
Trachinotus blochii64
40
Trachinotus botia64
Janolus capensis
40
Trachurus trachurus66
42
Triaenodon obesus16
Micromelo undata
38
Tyiosurus crocodilus crocodilus 24
52
Nembrotha purpureolineata
18
Umbrina canariensis58
32
Phyllidia ocellata
102
Valenciennea helsdingenii94
Phyllidia varicosa
64
l/a/enciennea sexguttata94
Phyllidiella zeylanica
78
Phyllodesmium sp.
80
Xanthichthys auromarginatus 102
Pteraeolidia ianthina
36
Xanthichthys lineopunctatus104
Risbeda pulchella
36
82
Zebrasoma gemmatum98 |
Thorunna horologia FISHES
Angelfishes
Anglerfishes
Baardman
Balloon porcupinefish
Banded pipefish
Banded sergeant
Barracudas
Barred filefish
Barred fjngerfin
Barred ringwrasse
Barred rubberlips
Bartail flathead
Batfishes
Berycids
Bicolour parrotfish
Bicolour cleaner wrasse
Bigeye barenose
Bignose
Bigscale soldier
Blaasops
Black beauty
Black musselcracker
Blackedged blaasop
Blackflap blenny
Blacksaddle mimic
Blackspot emperor
Blackspot goatfish
Blackspotted blaasop
Blacktail goby
Blacktail lizardfish
Blacktongue unicornfish
Blennies
Blotchlip sandsmelt
Blue hottentot
Blue smoothtooth jobfish
Blue stingray
Blue-spotted sleeper goby
Bluefin gurnard
Bluespine unicornfish
Bluespotted stingray
Bluespotted tamarin
Bluespotted wrasse
Bluewing gurnard
Bowmouth guitarfish
Boxfishes
Boxy
Brassy chub
Bridled parrotfish
Bronze bream
Brown chromis
Brownspotted rockcod
Bullray
Butterflyfishes
58 |
Capeyellowtail66 ]
Galjoen
24
Cardinalfishes38
Garden eels
Carpenter46
Garrick
58
Catface rockcod34
Geelbek
108
Catfishes24
Ghost pipefish
28
Cheeklined wrasse76
Giant anglerfish
68
Chiseltooth wrasse82
Giant guitarfish
88
Chocolate surgeon96
Giant kingfish
1D4
Christmas parrotfish88
Giant moray
68
Chubs56
Gilded triggerfish
an
Cigar wrasse78
Goatfish
an
Coachman60
Gobies
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Coastal kingfish62
Golden blenny
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Cock grunter42
Golden capped cardinalfish
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Comber36
Golden kingfish
00
Crescent damsel70
Goldribbon soapfish
82
54
QR
Cristie50
Crocodile needlefish24
Cutribbon wrasse84
Goldsaddle goatfish
Goldtail angelfish
Greasy rockcod
26
106
Dageraad 46
Damselfishes 68
Green jobfish
Grey barenose
Greygrunter
'+•-+
Dane42
Grunters
48
Dark dottyback36
Gurnards
106
Dart gobies96
90
104
Decorated goby 94
Devil scorpionfish 28
Harry hotlips
Hawkfishes
52
58
106
Divided wrasse82
Dottybacks36
Doublelined toby108
Honeycomb stingray
Honeycomb toby
Houndshark
96
24
Doublebarchromis 68
Dusky rabbitfish 100
Humphead wrasse
98
Dusky rubberlips38
Immaculate soldier
90
88
50
Eaglerays 18
Eastern little tuna 100
Indian triggerfish
Inner-spot goby
/l-l
Elf/shad38
'+Z.
20
94
-t/1
Emperor snapper42
Emperors52
Epaulette soldierfish26
Javelin grunter
Jewel damsel
3U
98
?n
Evileye blaasop 106
Exguisitetoby 108
jutjaw
Jutjawfishes /
72
Exguisite wrasse78
Kingfishes
82
False Englishman48
Klipfishes
3D
False fusilier snapper44
Knitejaws
18
False stonefish28
Kobs
106
False-eye damsel68
Koester
106
Filefishes104
56
Fingerfins68
Ladder wrasse
86
Five-lined cardinalfish38
Large spotted pompano
50
Fivesaddle parrotfish86
Lattice soldier
70
Flatheads30
Leopard moray
34
Floating blenny90
Leopard shark
18
Fransmadam46
Lined hogfish
60
I Fusiliers44
I Lined wrasse
Lizardfishes24
I Redstreaked blenny90
I Starspotted rabbitfish
Longfin batfish56
Redtail filefish104
Steentjie
Longfin yellowtail66
Redwing coral damsel72
Steinitz's shrimp goby
Longhead flathead30
Remoras66
Striated wrasse
Longhorn cowfish106
Ribbon eel20
Striped bristletooth
Longnose filefish104
Rippled rockskipper92
Striped eelcatfish
Longnose parrotfish88
Rippled triggerfish102
Striped triggerfish
Lunar fusilier44
River snapper42
Sulphur damsel
Lyretail hogfish76
Rockcods32
Super klipfish
Roman48
Surge wrasse
Maasbanker66
Rosy sandsmelt90
Surgeonfishes
Mackerel100
Rubberlips38
Swallowtail angelfish
Madagascar wrasse82
Malabar rockcod34
Salt and pepper moray22
Talang queenfish
Maned blenny92
Sand soldier50
Tasseled scorpionfish
Map blaasop108
Sand steenbras50
Thornfish
Marbled hawkfish68
Sandsmelts88
Thornfishes
Marbled rockcod34
Santer44
Thornspine cowfish
Mauritius scorpionfish30
Sapphire damsel72
Threadfin mirrorfish
Moray eels20
Sawtooth barracuda88
Tiger rockcod
Scalloped hammerhead18
Titan triggerfish
Nalolo blenny92
Schooling coachman60
Tobies
Narrowbar damsel70
Scorpionfishes28
Tomato rockcod
Natal dottyback36
Scotsman52
Tricolour parrotfish
Natal knifejaw66
Scribbled filefish104
Triggerfishes
Natal wrasse74
Seabreams42
Tripletail wrasse
Needlefishes24
Seawhip goby94
Tuna
Ninestripe cardinalfish38
Seventy-four52
Twobar seabream
Shad38
Twospot hogfish
Ocellated snake-eel22
Shark remora66
Twospot wrasse
One-stripe anthias32
Sharks16
Twostripe blenny
Orangestriped triggerfish100
Sharpnosed stingray20
Oriental sweetlips40
Short Alfonsino24
Unicornfishes
Shortnosed blacktail reef shark 16
Painted anglerfish24
Shrimp scad62
Whale shark
Paleband spinecheek54
Shrimpfishes28
White-barred goby
Palette surgeonfish96
Silver squirrelfish26
White kingfish
Parrotfishes86
Silverflash spinecheek54
White steenbras
Pickhandle barracuda88
Sixbar wrasse86
White stumpnose
Picture wrasse80
Sixstripe wrasse80
Whitetip reef shark
Pipefishes28
Slender rockcod32
Whitespotted rockcod
Porcupinefish108
Slingjaw wrasse80
Widebar damsel
Porcupinefishes108
Smallscale pursemouth56
Wrasses
Puffadder shyshark16
Smalltail wrasse84
Puffers106
Snake eels22
Yellow chromis
Pursemouths56
Snappers42
Yellow striped fusilier
Pyjama shark16
Snubnose pompano64
Yellowbar angelfish
Soapfishes36
Yellowbreasted wrasse
Rabbitfishes98
Soldierbream46
Yellowfin soldier
Radial firefish28
Soldierfishes36
Yellowfin surgeon
Railway glider94
Southern pompano64
Yellowspotted kingfish
Rainbow runner62
Speckled klipfish92
Yellowstripe goatfish
Rays18
Speckled shrimpfish28
Yellowtail damsel
Rectangular triggerfish102
Speckled snapper42
Yellowtail false fusilier
Red-banded wrasse76
Spinecheeks54
Yellowtail tamarin
Red steenbras50
Spotted eagleray18
Red stumpnose46
Spotted garden-eel22
Zigzag sandwrasse
Red-scribbled pipefish28
Spotted tang98
Zebra dartfish
Redbarred cardinalfish38
Spotted unicornfish98
Zebra goby
Redcheek wrasse84 I
Squirrelfishes26 I
Zebra moray | 
