A to Z
Our A-Z contains a list of all fish/sea creatures that are stored on the site. All listings are by common names and not scientific names.
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Queen Angelfish - Angelfishes
Also known as Queen Angel, Golden Angelfish and Yellow Angelfish. Found singly swimming slowly over coral reefs often amongst sea whips and sea fans. They feed on sponges and... more
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Queen Conch - Sea Snails
Also known as Giant Conch and Pink Conch. Found singly on sand areas and sea grass beds close to reef patches. They feed nocturnally on fish, invertebrates, sponges, algae... more
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Queen Parrotfish - Parrotfishes
Also known as - no other name. Found singly or in small groups about reefs. They feed on filamentous algae. Sometimes found grazing on live corals such as Montastraea... more
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Queen Parrotfish (Juvenile) - Parrotfishes
Also known as - no other name. Found singly or in small groups about reefs. They feed on filamentous algae. Sometimes found grazing on live corals such as Montastraea... more
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Queen Triggerfish - Triggerfishes
Also known as Queen Trigger, Caribbean Triggerfish, Turbot and Old Wife Fish. Found singly or in schools on coral and rubble reef tops as well as seagrass beds. They... more
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Queen Wrasse - Wrasses
Also known as Sand Wrasses, Queen Coris Wrasse, Queen Coris, Coris Formosa, Formosan Coris, Formosa Coris Wrasse, Formosa Wrasse, Indian Ocean Wrasse and Indian Sand Wrasse. Found singly... more
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Queen Wrasse (Juvenile) - Wrasses
Also known as Sand Wrasses, Queen Coris Wrasse, Queen Coris, Coris Formosa, Formosan Coris, Formosa Coris Wrasse, Formosa Wrasse, Indian Ocean Wrasse and Indian Sand Wrasse. Found singly... more
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Quillfin Blenny - Blennies
Also known as Labrisomidae, Scaly Blennies and Filamentous Blenny. Found resting on pectoral and dorsal fins blending in with the background at the base of coral reefs, often... more
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Quoy's Parrotfish - Parrotfishes
Also known as Green-blotch Parrotfish and Green-blotched Parrotfish. Found singly or in small groups, inshore on reef crests, slopes and lagoons. Males always much brighter than females. They feed on... more
