Reef Fish Pictures Classified by shape and color (follows Paul Humann’s categories)

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Reef Fish Pictures Classified by shape and color (follows Paul Humann’s categories)

Disks & Ovals/Colorful

Banded Butterflyfish

Foureye Butterflyfish

Gray Angelfish

French Angelfish

Spotfin Butterflyfish

Longsnout Butterflyfish

Rock Beauty

Queen Angelfish

Blue Tang

Doctorfish

Ocean Surgeonfish

Silvery

Mojarra

Bar Jack

Blue Runner

Crevalle Jack

Great Barracuda

Sloping Head/Tapered Body

Yellowtail Snapper

Tomtate

Smallmouth Grunt

Red Snapper

Porkfish

Mahogany Snapper

Blue Stripped Grunt

Black Margate

French Grunt

Small Ovals

Yellowtail Damselfish

Sergeant Major

Indigo Hamlet

Dusky Damselfish

Blue Chromis

Threespot Damselfish

Barred Hamlet

Bicolor Damselfish

Reddish/Big Eyes

Squirrelfish

Longspine Squirrelfish

Flame Fish

Blackbar Soldierfish

Swim w/ Pectoral Fins/Obvious Scales

Redtail Parrotfish

Redband Parrot

Yellowhead Wrasse

Stoplight Parrotfish

More Stoplight Parrotfish

Stripped Parrotfish

Spanish Hogfish

Slippery Dick

Queen Parrotfish

Puddingwife

Princess Parrotfish

Midnight Parrotfish

Hogfish

Clown Wrasse

Blue Parrotfish

Blackear Wrasse

Bluehead

Heavy Body/Large Lips

Tiger Grouper

Rockhind

Nassau Grouper

Harlequin Bass

Coney Fish

More Coney Fish Yellow Phase

Graysby

Odd-Shaped Swimmers

Pufferfish

Orange Spotted Filefish

Yellow Goatfish

Trumpetfish

Spotted Drum

Spotted Goatfish

Highhat

Queen Triggerfish

Honeycomb Cowfish

Spotted Trunkfish

Sharks And Rays

Yellow Stingray

Small, Elongated Bottom-Dwellers

Sailfin Blenny

Odd-Shaped Bottom-Dwellers

Sargassum Fish

Seahorse

Odds and Ends

Green Moray