Blue-spotted Large-eye Bream
Gymnocranius microdon
Also known as: Blue-spotted Seabream, Grey Large-eye Bream, Large-eyed Bream
- Blue-spotted Seabream
- Grey Large-eye Bream
- Large-eyed Bream
Overview
Found singly or in schools, over rubble and sandy bottoms and slopes, close to coral and rocky reefs and in clear coastal lagoons.
They feed nocturnally on benthic invertebrates.
Most members of Lethrinidae are able to rapidly switch on and off dark mottled patterns, spots and bars to deter predators.
How to identify
- Head & Mouth
- black eye stripe
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-West Pacific
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Found singly or in schools, over rubble and sandy bottoms and slopes, close to coral and rocky reefs and in clear coastal lagoons.
Adult photos 1
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