| Peocock
Grouper (Cephalopholis Argus) |
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 The body of the peacock grouper is massive, tapered and slightly
compressed, with a powerful head and a slightly prominent lower jaw. The
edge of the caudal fin is rounded. The dorsal fin with a rounded rear edge
has nine spinous rays that end in the proximity of the caudal peduncle and
opposite the anal fin. Its body is marked by numerous dark blue spots and
by ten darker bands on the sides. The fins are dark blue. It attains a length
of 50 centimetres. |
| Picasso
Triggerfish (Rhinecanthus Aculeatus) |
 The body of the picasso triggerfish is oval and compressed. Its
head is conical and snout long and pointed. The forward and ventral part
of the body is light in colour and the rear part is dark. Its mouth is edged
with light blue and yellow and a striation of the same colour extends from
what would be the nape of its neck to the eyes. A series of light coloured
oblique bands extend over its flanks. The caudal peduncle has three rows
of small black spines. The picasso triggerfish grows up to a length of thirty
centimetres. |
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