African Silver Sweeper
Pempheris tominagai
Also known as: Black-edged Sweeper, Blackstripe Sweeper, Bullseye, Hatchet Fish, Silver Bullseye, Striped Bullseye, Tominaga's Sweeper, Yellowtail Sweeper
- Black-edged Sweeper
- Blackstripe Sweeper
- Bullseye
- Hatchet Fish
- Silver Bullseye
- Striped Bullseye
- Tominaga's Sweeper
- Yellowtail Sweeper
Overview
Found singly or in small to large schools, during the day hiding in caves, dispersing at night to feed, over coral and rocky reefs.
They feed nocturnally on zooplankton.
Sweepers school during the day, but at night they float high above the bottom to hunt for larger zooplankton.
Several species are triangular shaped.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indian Ocean
- Country only · 3
Found singly or in small to large schools, during the day hiding in caves, dispersing at night to feed, over coral and rocky reefs.
Adult photos 3
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