Fish ID From week 2

Bahaman Fish Species
2015-2016
ANGELFISH
French Angelfish
Gray Angelfish
Queen Angelfish
Blue Angelfish
Townsend Angelfish (hybrid)
Rock Beauty
ANGELFISH REVIEW
• http://www.slideshare.
net/morganwhitney10/marine-biologyangelfish-1902419
BASSLET
• http://reefguide.org/index8.html
BLENNY
Redlip Blenny
Rosy Blenny
Saddled Blenny
Rock Beauty
ANGELFISH REVIEW
• http://www.slideshare.
net/morganwhitney10/marine-biologyangelfish-1902419
Fairy Basslet
BIGEYE
Glasseye Snapper
• http://reefguide.org/index8.html
Redlip Blenny
Rosy Blenny
Saddled Blenny
WEEK 2 Species
All of the previous species of Angelfish,
Basslets, Bigeyes, and Blennys.
Plus the following
BUTTERFLYFISH
BANDED BUTTERFLYFISH
JUVENILE
ADULT
FOUREYE BUTTERFLYFISH
JUVENILE
ADULT
SPOTFIN BUTTERFLYFISH
JUVENILE
ADULT
REEF BUTTERFLYFISH
JUVENILE
ADULT
DAMSELFISH
(SMALL OVAL FISH)
BLUE CHROMIS
BROWN CHROMIS
BEAUGREGORY
JUVENILE
YOUNG ADULT
BICOLOR DAMSELFISH
COCOA DAMSELFISH
The juvenile has all the traits of a cocoa damselfish,
distinguished by the black spot at the base of the
tale. The adult is distinguished by the flourescent
blue colors on its fins and especially the tail.
JUVENILE
ADULT
DUSKY DAMSELFISH
ADULT
JUVENILE
LONGFIN DAMSELFISH
Juvenile
Adult
THREESPOT DAMSELFISH
Juvenile
Adult
YELLOWTAIL DAMSELFISH
JUVENILE/INTERMEDIATE PHASE
ADULT
SERGEANT MAJOR
(For size comparison)
EELS
Green Moray
3-5 ft
SPOTTED MORAY
1-3 ft