Blue Blanquillo
Malacanthus latovittatus
Also known as: Banded Blanquillo, Blue Latovittatus, Blue Tilefish, Eye-of-the-Sea, False Whiting, Sand Tilefish, Striped Blanquillo
- Banded Blanquillo
- Blue Latovittatus
- Blue Tilefish
- Eye-of-the-Sea
- False Whiting
- Sand Tilefish
- Striped Blanquillo
Showing details for the juvenile stage. Switch stages to see how it differs.
Overview
Juveniles have a black band running from the tip of the snout to the tail, where in adults it starts at the base of the pectoral fin. They look like young ringed slender wrasse.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
Where the juvenile stage lives, and where its photos were taken.
- Range · Indo-Pacific
- Country only · 2
Juvenile photos 2
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