Eastern Blue Devil
Paraplesiops bleekeri
Also known as: Bleeker's Blue Devilfish, Bleeker's Devilfish, Blue Devilfish, Blue-tipped Longfin
- Bleeker's Blue Devilfish
- Bleeker's Devilfish
- Blue Devilfish
- Blue-tipped Longfin
Overview
Found singly or in pairs, during the day sheltering in caves, crevices, and under ledges of coastal reefs, dispersing at night to feed on the bottoms of reef.
Southwest Pacific - Eastern Australia
Devilfish are recognised by their long fins, are very secretive and usually found in caves under ledges or crevices of reefs.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Southwest Pacific
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Found singly or in pairs, during the day sheltering in caves, crevices, and under ledges of coastal reefs, dispersing at night to feed on the bottoms of reef.
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