filefish

In 1972, I saw bigeyefish, damselfish, doctorfish, filefish, goatfish, gobies, hogfish, lemon butterflyfish, lizardfish, parrottfish, porcupinefish, pufferfish, queen angelfish, rock beauties, sergeant majors, soldierfish, spot-tail butterflyfish, Spanish hogfish, squirrelfish, tangs, trunkfish, and bluehead or yellowhead wrasses.

Moreover, hard-to-find fish types such as rainbow trout, filefish, farmed turbot, crab, tilapia, farmed sea bream, and scad fish are also on offer.

Some species, when failed to adapt or move fast enough, like the orange-spotted filefish, have already gone extinct due to climate change.

(2010), in the liver and mesentery of unicorn leatherjacket filefish Aluterus monoceros in the Rio de Janeiro, Southeast Brazil.

Complete life cycle of a pennellid Peniculus minuticaudae Shiino, 1956 (Copepoda: Siphonostomatoida) infecting cultured threadsail filefish, Stephanolepis cirrhifer.

Every fish had them inside, as well as the odd filefish you usually see in offshore weed lines.

Kim, The Identification of Irradiated Seasoned Filefish (Thamnaconus modestus) by Different Analytical Methods, Radiat.

There's also Clownfish Kingdom, a brand new addition for summer 2016, that features an array of interactive tanks so visitors can come nose-to-fin with some incredible underwater species like Clownfish, Blue Tangs, Marine Comet and Tassled filefish.

Among the web of trophic relationships are the interesting coral-feeders (e.g., parrot-fish, filefish, and puffers).

These are the banded grouper Epinephelus awoara (Temming & Schlegel, 1842) and threadsial filefish Stephanolepis cirrhifer (Temming & Schlegel, 1850) in coastal areas of the South China Sea.

(13) Palytoxin poisoning most commonly follows consumption of cooked saltwater fish including mackerel (Decapterus macrosoma), grouper (Epinephelus spp.), filefish (Altera scripta), trigger fish (Melichtys vidua), parrotfish (Scarus ovifrons), blue humphead parrotfish (Ypsiscarus ovifrons), and even locally caught sardines and xanthid crabs (Demania reynaudii).

An Australian-led study by the ARC Centre for Coral Reef Studies at James Cook University found that a coral-eating reef fish called the harlequin filefish adopted the smell of coral to escape and hide from its predators.