Assasi Triggerfish
Rhinecanthus assasi
Also known as: Arabian Picasso Triggerfish, Arabian Picassofish, Assasi Trigger, Huma Huma Trigger, Lagoon Triggerfish, Picasso Triggerfish, Picassofish, Red Sea Picasso Triggerfish, Reef Triggerfish
- Arabian Picasso Triggerfish
- Arabian Picassofish
- Assasi Trigger
- Huma Huma Trigger
- Lagoon Triggerfish
- Picasso Triggerfish
- Picassofish
- Red Sea Picasso Triggerfish
- Reef Triggerfish
Overview
Found singly or in small schools, over rubble and sandy areas of coral and rocky reefs.
Western Indian Ocean - Gulf of Oman, Persian Gulf, Red Sea
Triggerfish have a hard spine Dorsal Fin that can be locked.
When sleeping this spine is used to wedge them into place in a crevasse and so deter predators from pulling them out of their bed!
The spine is also held erect as a warning to other fish to stay away.
Several large Titans blow shallow depressions in the sand for nesting and if approached will raise this spine as a warning, if ignored they may charge, even divers! especially the Titan Triggerfish who will take a tasty bite. Beware.
How to identify
- Pattern
- stripes
- Head & Mouth
- eye stripeyellow lips
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Indian Ocean
- Country only · 2
Found singly or in small schools, over rubble and sandy areas of coral and rocky reefs.
Adult photos 2
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