Yellow-banded Snapper
Lutjanus adetii
Also known as: Pink Hussar, Seaperch, Yellowband Snapper, Yellow-banded Hussar, Yellow-banded Seaperch
- Pink Hussar
- Seaperch
- Yellowband Snapper
- Yellow-banded Hussar
- Yellow-banded Seaperch
Overview
Found in large schools, during the day around rocky outcrops, dispersing at night, foraging for food over coral reefs.
Western Pacific - Northeastern Australia, New Caledonia
Most Snappers live in moderate depths, however there are a few that live much deeper. Juveniles found on inshore reefs.
They are nocturnal predators that mainly feed on fish, but will eat crustaceans, gastropods and cephalopods.
Some smaller family members eat zooplankton.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Pacific
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Found in large schools, during the day around rocky outcrops, dispersing at night, foraging for food over coral reefs.
Adult photos 2
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