Graceful, disc-shaped fish with striking patterns and bright colors. They are often found near coral reefs and feed on small invertebrates. (Picture og Grey Angelfish).

Small, brightly colored fish with intricate patterns resembling butterfly wings. They are typically associated with coral reefs and feed on coral polyps and small invertebrates.

Inflatable fish with a unique appearance. They have the ability to inflate their bodies as a defense mechanism. Some species are toxic.

Recognizable by their scalpel-like spines near their tails, surgeonfish are often brightly colored and play a role in reef ecosystem health by consuming algae.

Sleek, predatory fish with a long body and sharp teeth. They are known for their swift movements and are often found near coral reefs and drop-offs.

Elongated fish with a tubular mouth, allowing them to blend in with coral branches. They are skilled at ambushing prey.

Medium to large-sized fish with a prominent lateral line. Snappers are often found near the sea floor and exhibit a range of colors.

Stout-bodied fish with a large mouth. Groupers are often solitary and can be found in various reef habitats. Some species can grow quite large.

Small fish with distinctive black spots and stripes. They are known for their rhythmic drumming sounds during courtship.

Invasive species with distinctive venomous spines. They have striking patterns and are considered a threat to local ecosystems.

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Boxy-shaped fish with hard, bony plates covering their bodies. They have a distinctive appearance and are slow swimmers.

Aggressive, colorful fish with a trigger-like dorsal fin. They are known for their territorial behavior and can be found near coral reefs.

Fast-swimming predatory fish with a streamlined body. They often travel in schools and are known for their speed and agility.