Filefish

This species is sandy to grey with distinctive black "saddles" on the back and a yellow tail. It has evolved to mimic Canthigaster valentini, a highly poisonous pufferfish. The two species school together, providing protection to the harmless filefish.

This species has a brown body with a white stripe running from the snout to the base of the dorsal fin. It usually features a curved white band extending from below the eye to the midbody. Typically found living solitarily in reef areas, at depths of 3 to 25 meters.

This species has a bluish gray to bluish brown body with bluish stripes on head and pale blue netted pattern on body. Usually there is a white spot on upper tail base. Lives solitary in reef areas, 2 - 20 m depth.

This species has a dark brown body with black tail and several blackish bars on midside. Occasionally, the central area is pale. For male, there is a patch of long black spines in front of tail base. For female, there is a patch of short bristles in front of tail base. Lives solitary or in pairs in reef areas, 3 - 18 m depth.

Mottled brown and gray with irregular white line markings; numerous short skin flaps on body and 1st dorsal fin. Found in 2 - 15 meters on xenia soft coral

White to gray or yellowish green; brown to dark grey horizontallines on body with rows of brown to white spots between, circular head and body with only snout slightly protruding. Found in 5 - 25 meters on sandy and rubble

This species is very tiny and nearly circular, have green to brown with numerous small skin flaps. For the male have long bristle on tail base. Only occasional can be found. Size is up to 2,5 cm

Tiny pinkish mix with pale gray and numerous pale brown spots and fine speckling . For the male have ark spot with pale rim above anal-fin base. Mostly this species can not be pointed it easily hide among soft coral or gorgonian because it feels disturb. The size is up to 3 cm.

Mottled light to dark gray and yellowish brown, have black band between dark blotches around eyes, white band on tail base. Found in single at reef with size up to 23 cm.

This species have different size for male and female. The male have elongated with dorsal spine in front of the eye white base color of body with small gold spots and pair of dark stripes and blackishe tail patch. The shape is more wide then the female that is slender. The body is up to 18 cm.

Mottled yellow to brown, greenish tan and grayish white. Also covered with numerous brown spots, usually darkish blotch behind and below eye. Found at reef or rubble are in size up to 24 cm.

Have a mottled base color gray to brown to olive, irregular blue spot and line marking and black spots, slender and tall dorsal spine. Very fast simmer. Size up to 75 cm

Often found hiding among the arms of crinoids or hydroids as juveniles, among sponges and sea grass as adults. It has a profound diamond shape and greenish eyes.

Found on sheltered reefs and on sea grass beds. Yellow and green patches on its body, which is covered by thick skin flaps, giving this fish a leafy appearance. Can have several or one larger blue or black spot on its body. Finns are transparent. Solitary.

Solitary or in pairs. Shelters among reef, sponge and sea grass beds. Often found head facing down, blending into the surrounding environment by elaborate colour and pattern changes. Colour patterns and in shades of green, brown and white colour with numerous skin flaps on its body.