Red Sea Dwarf Sweeper
Parapriacanthus sharm
Also known as: Bullseye, Glass Sweeper, Glassfish, Glassy Sweeper, Pigmy Sweeper, Sharm Sweeper, Slender Sweeper
- Bullseye
- Glass Sweeper
- Glassfish
- Glassy Sweeper
- Pigmy Sweeper
- Sharm Sweeper
- Slender Sweeper
Overview
Found in dense schools, often sharing their space with other fish, and moray eels, in and around caves, under ledges, and overhangs, of coastal, and off-shore reefs.
They feed nocturnally on zooplankton.
Western Indian Ocean - Egypt
Sweepers school during the day, but at night they float high above the bottom to hunt for larger zooplankton.
Several species are triangular shaped.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Indian Ocean
- Country only · 2
Found in dense schools, often sharing their space with other fish, and moray eels, in and around caves, under ledges, and overhangs, of coastal, and off-shore reefs.
Adult photos 2
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