Category: Fish


Chaetodon lunula

Posted by:admin Posted On:18 Jan 2026

Raccoon Butterflyfish Taxonomy Common Names by Region Description The raccoon butterflyfish is a medium-sized reef fish easily recognized by its bold facial “mask” — a black band running through the eye, bordered by white, and set against a bright yellow


Zebrasoma xanthurum

Posted by:admin Posted On:3 Jan 2026

Yellowtail Tang Taxonomy Kingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: ChordataClass: ActinopterygiiOrder: AcanthuriformesFamily: AcanthuridaeGenus: ZebrasomaSpecies: Zebrasoma xanthurum (Blyth, 1852) Common Names Description Physical Characteristics The Yellowtail Tang is instantly recognizable by its deep, velvety purple to indigo body contrasted sharply by a brilliant yellow caudal


Ocellaris Clownfish

Posted by:admin Posted On:16 Dec 2025

Amphiprion ocellaris Taxonomy Common Names by Region Description The ocellaris clownfish is a small, vividly colored reef fish recognized by its bright orange body, three vertical white bands edged in black, and rounded fins. Adults typically reach 7–11 cm (3–4.5

Centropyge loricula flame angelfish

Centropyge loricula

Posted by:admin Posted On:7 Mar 2025

Flame Angelfish Taxonomy Common Names Description Physical Characteristics The Flame Angelfish is one of the most vibrant members of the dwarf angelfish family, displaying a striking fiery-red to orange body with vertical black bars on its flanks. The dorsal and

Zebrasoma flavescens yellow tang

Zebrasoma flavescens

Posted by:admin Posted On:18 Jun 2024

Yellow tang Taxonomy: Common Names by Region: Description: The Yellow Tang is a vibrant, lemon-yellow marine fish that is easily recognizable due to its striking color and distinctive body shape. It has a laterally compressed body with a continuous dorsal

Acanthurus olivaceus orange-band surgeonfish

Acanthurus olivaceus

Posted by:admin Posted On:30 May 2024

Orange-band surgeonfish Taxonomy Common Names by Region Description The Orange-Band Surgeonfish is characterized by a distinct orange band running vertically through its pectoral fins. Adults have a dark brown to olive body color, with a pale yellow to white area


Coelacanthiformes Chalumnae

Posted by:admin Posted On:19 Apr 2024

Coelacanth taxidermy Taxonomy: Common Names by Region: Description: Known Range: Diet: Breeding and Lifecycle: