Oneknife Unicornfish
Naso thynnoides
Also known as: Doctorfish, Lancetfish, Oneknife Unicorn, Oneknife Unicornfish, Onespine Unicorn, Onespine Unicornfish, Singlespine Unicornfish, Thorntail, Thorntail Fish, Thunny Unicornfish, Barred Unicornfish
- Doctorfish
- Lancetfish
- Oneknife Unicorn
- Oneknife Unicornfish
- Onespine Unicorn
- Onespine Unicornfish
- Singlespine Unicornfish
- Thorntail
- Thorntail Fish
- Thunny Unicornfish
- Barred Unicornfish
Overview
Found singly or in large schools, patrolling steadily over reefs, in search of plankton, close to drop-offs, reef edges, and slopes, over outer lagoons and seaward reefs.
Surgeonfish have a blade like spine in the tail that points outwards when bent, unicorns have two hook-like plates along the tail, these are used for defence and are as sharp as a surgeons scalpel, hence the name "Surgeonfish".
Some species are venomous.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-Pacific
- Country only · 4
Found singly or in large schools, patrolling steadily over reefs, in search of plankton, close to drop-offs, reef edges, and slopes, over outer lagoons and seaward reefs.
Adult photos 4
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