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FISH ID Flashcards

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Blackfin Baracuda

  • Up to 140 cm, commenly 80 cm
  • 18-22 broken chevron shapes dark markings >>>>
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Napoleon Wrasse

  • Up to 229 m
  • Intial phase (child-teen) = more pale
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Pinjalo Snapper

  • Up to 50cm
  • Yellow ventral fins
  • Reddish / grey to red
  • Can quickley
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Brown-Marbled Grouper

  • Pale yellowish / marble pattern
  • vertical series of irregular of dark brown spots
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Rainbow Runner

  • up 120 cm
  • Two bright blue stripes with a yellow margin in the middle
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Longface Emperor

  • Long body with long pointed snout
  • Grey to olive with no markings
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ROVING CORAL GROUPER

  • STRIPES AND LONG SPOTS
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Bluefin Trevally

  • Blue fins & spots
  • Not round head, more pointed
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Giant Trevally

  • Looks mean
  • Big and spots
  • Round head
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Redmouth Grouper

  • Boxy shape, look at boxy fins
  • Redish around the head
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White Spotted Grouper

  • White Spotted
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Black Saddle Coral Grouper

  • Black Saddle and yellow fins
  • white body
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One-Blotch Grouper

  • Spot on dorsal side of body
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Yellowtailed Barracuda

  • Long snout
  • usaully together
  • Big eyes
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Picklehandle Barracuda

  • Bars (Stripes) upper half body
  • In schools

Silver with yellowish tail

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Milkfish

  • Looks like a mini shark
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Blackfin Barracuda

  • Black fin
  • Broken black chevron (stripes)
  • Really pointed snout
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Highfin Grouper

  • two white saddle on dorsal side
  • has a high fin
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Great Barracuda

  • Black Spots
  • Usaully alone
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Speckled Grouper

  • Small black spots all over
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Netfin Grouper

  • Closely packed brown spots
  • Big brown spots
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Blubberlip Snapper

  • Yellow fins
  • Large lips
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Dogtooth Tuna

  • Pale tips on rear dorasal and anal fins
  • takker
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Smalltooth Jobfish

  • tie behind the eye
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Green Jobfish

  • Rounded face with mouth turning down
  • looks sad after coming home from job
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Malabar Grouper

  • small dark spots covering the body
  • bigger marks covering the body
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Giant Grouper

  • Yellow shades around tips of fins
  • brown with big white spots
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Orange-Spotted Grouper

  • H-shaped dark bars (stripe broken)
  • orange spot
  • four regular ladder
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Basic ertanel features

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Narrow Barred Spanish Mackeral

  • Numberous wavy bands on side
  • forked tail
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White-Edged Lyretail

  • Lunate tail shaped tail with white margin
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Peacock Grouper

  • Broad blue on rear dorsal, anal, pectoral and caudal fin
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Midnight Snapper

  • Dark bodied with pale spots/lines across trunk
  • Larbe eye with gold iris
  • Looks sad
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Slender Pinjalo

  • Exactly the same as pinjalo snapper, but no yellow ventral fins
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Yellow Tuna

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Humpback snapper

  • forked tail with rounded lobes
  • humped forhead and concave slope from eye (hældning fra øjet)
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African Pompano

  • Long pointy fin
  • strong eyebrown line over eye
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Black Saddle Coral Grouper

  • Grey / olive body with dark fins and black saddle
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Chocolate Grouper

  • Dark spot above gill cover
  • 7-8 dark bars om the side
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Smalltooth Emperor

  • Dark streaks radiate from lower quater of eye
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Black Snapper

  • Mumerous blothes on body
  • dull gold iris
  • black caudal fin
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White Spotted Grouper

  • scattered white blotches
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Camouflage Grouper

  • black blotch at caudal fin
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Spangled Empereror

  • Blue Streaks on cheeks
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Orange Striped Emperor

  • one yellow stripe from gill plate to caudal fin
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Bigeye Trevally

  • White tip on fore lobe dorsal fin
  • Small black spot on upper end of gill cover
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Leopard Coral Grouper

  • Blue ring around eye
  • Blue margin on caudal fin
  • blue spots
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Yellow-Edged Lyretail

  • Pectoral, dorsal, anal, lunate shaped tail with yellow margins
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Potato Grouper

  • Look like a potato
  • Spoke like markings radiating from eye
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Thumbprint Emperor

  • Dark blotch on middle of side
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Barrramundi

  • white /greenish with numerous dark spots widely scattered
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Black Jack

  • long dorsal fin and pelvic fin
  • A row of diamand shapes from middle of trunk to caudal fin
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Orange Spotted trevally

  • orange spots on the side
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Almaco Jack

  • Band that runs from lip across eyes to front dorsal fin
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Wahoo

  • Elongated pointed snout
  • numerous lines on body
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Humpnose Bigeye Bream

  • large eye with steep sloped forehead
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Coral Grouper

  • rounded caudel fin
  • purplish oloration towards posterior end
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Spotted Coral Grouper

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Onespotted snapper

  • May display one small spot towards rear of trunk
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Double Lined Mackeral

  • Double lateral line

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