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Constant Swimmer Darter Swims with Pectoral fins

Eats things above it Eats things in front it Eats things below it

Sergeant Major Damselfish Middle Dweller Swims with pectoral fins Opportunistic feeder

Damselfish

Beaugregory Damselfish

Bicolor Damselfish

Dusky Damselfish

Parrotfish

Teeth are fused together to form a beak

Stoplight Parrotfish Teeth fused Large 6-sided scales Swim with pectoral fins

Stoplight Parrotfish

Queen Parrotfish

Rainbow Parrotfish

Blue Parrotfish

Midnight Parrotfish

Blue Headed Wrasse  Male  Female

Hogfish Bottom Dweller Darter Predator

Permit Middle Dweller Constant Swimmer Predator

Tiger Grouper Bottom Dweller Darter Predator

Grouper

Black Grouper

Nassau Grouper

Yellowtail Snapper Middle Dweller Constant Swimmer Predator

Yellow Goatfish

Snappers

Grey Snapper

Schoolmaster Snapper

Grunts Bluestriped Grunts White Grunts Cottonwick Smallmouth Grunts

Blue Striped Grunt

Small Mouth Grunt

French Grunt

Spotfin Butterflyfish

Butterflyfish

Foureyed Butterflyfish

Queen Angelfish Pre-opercular Spines

Angelfish

Blue Angelfish

French Angelfish

Grey Angelfish

Rock Beauty

French Angelfish Trumpetfish

Trumpetfish mimics gorgonian corals

Scorpionfish

Flounder

Neon Goby

Cleaner Gobies

Barracuda Middle Dweller Darter Predator

Squirrelfish Nocturnal big eyes red

Glassy Eyed Snapper

Spotted Moray

Blue Tang Middle Dweller Swims with Pectoral Fins Opportunistic Feeder

Surgeonfish

Doctor Fish

Scrawled Filefish

Filefish

Orange Filefish

Queen Triggerfish

Triggerfish

Bar Jack Middle Dweller Constant Swimmer Predator

Jacks

Horse eye Jacks

Pufferfish