Angel Fish

This species is yellow with large blue spots on scales. The head is blue, forming a network pattern with a yellow eye mask. It also has a large black spot on rear dorsal. Lives solitary on reef areas, 5 - 30 m depth.

This species is a purplish gray with white vermiculation and a yellow tail. There is a white to yellowish patch behind the head. Lives solitary or in pairs in reef areas, 1 - 20 m depth.

This species has a pale gray head and forebody gradating to black on rear body and adjacent fins. The tail is black with a fine blue margin. Lives solitary or forms groups in reef areas, 1 - 25 m depth.

This species has a dark blue body with an oval-shaped white spot on its side. The margin of the anal fin is yellow. Lives solitary or forms small groups in reef areas, 4 - 35 m depth.

This species has a bright yellow head and forebody with deep blue behind and yellow tail. There is a blue saddle across nape extending to eyes. Lives solitary, in pairs or small groups in reef areas, 10 - 25 m depth.

Have tan and blue scale centers and 6 dark bars, dark head and behind the eye have blue and white bar, blue spotting dorsal, anal and tail fins. Mostly swimming in outer reef some time in pairs or single. For adult have 46 cm size and for juvenile is about 3-8 cm and the base color of body are black with 5-6 prominent white bars interspaced with narrow blue and white bars.

This species has a reddish-orange body with narrow blue bars. The head and fins are deep blue to purple. There are two spines extending from lower gill cover. Lives solitary or forms small groups in reef areas, 5 - 45 m depth.