Sweet Lips

White with black body bands and white belly; lips and small yellow , spotted dorsal, anal and tail fins. Solitary or form small groups, generally nocturnal but drift in the open during the day. Coastal reefs, lagoon and seaward reef to 35 m

For the juvenile have black with broad white area on lower parts, white snout and a pair of white saddles and also a white ring around base of the tail. It swims in a undulating motion. Size is up to 8-20 cm and for the adult have a white base color with black spots cover from head until the tail. The size is up to 85 cm

This species have progress changing color from juvenile until adult. At juvenile the base color are white and have black wide stripes from upper until lower body. At the lower part near the eye have yellow color and it swim with vigorous side to side motion. Mostly can be found at rocks or sandy area. When it starting to be an adult it has a silvery base color with dusky yellow spot at the dorsal and at the tail fins have a dark spots. The adult body size is can be up to 94 cm.

White base color with black stripes, at the lips and fins have yellow color. For the tail have black spots. This species can be found at small groups and solitary found at reef. The adult have a size of body up to 85 cm. And for the juvenile are up to 4-8 cm. The juvenile have dark brown as it based color and large irregular white spot that bordered with yellow color. The juvenile swim very funny and active motion.

Have a white base color and have brown stripe on upper body, at the lower body have white color and yellow lips. The juvenile have black base color and along the body from head to tail have white and mix with yellow stripes. For the adult mostly found solitary in reef and the size is up to 48 cm and for juvenile is from 5-12 cm.

A bright yellow as base color and bold pattern of black edge also ple blue stripes along the body from head to tail. Can be found in small groups during the day. The body is up to 40 cm.

Hide among coral, coral rubble and under crevices of protected coastal bays. Its specific undulating movement and colour pattern serve as a protection to the young fish. Both colour and movement mimic a poisonous flatworm and should deter potential predators. Solitary species, territorial as a juvenile.