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繁體中文
What We Do
What We Do
Our Team
Milestones
Acknowledgements
References
Reef Fish
HK Reef Fish Finder
Most Common Encounters
Alien Species
Dives Sites
Resources
What To Look Out For
Underwater Safety
Marine Resources
FAQs
Other Marine Life
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Dusky wrasse
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Orangefin wrasse
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Blueside wrasse
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Tripletail wrasse
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Redfin hogfish
Able to change sex from female to male.
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Peacock wrasse
Recorded singly and in small groups.
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Hartzfeld’s wrasse
Usually occurs singly. Exhibits protogynous (female to male) sex change.
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Azurio tuskfish
Usually occurs singly. Feeds on crustaceans and molluscs.
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African coris
Usually occurs singly or in small groups.
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Blacklined wrasse
Usually occurs singly. Buries itself in sand at night. Juveniles are observed to hover in water and undulate like a…
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Bluespotted wrasse
Observed singly and occasionally in small groups. Feeds on small crustaceans, benthic invertebrates and fish roe. Able to change sex…
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Moon wrasse
Occurs singly, but also forms groups. Feeds on small crustaceans and small fishes.
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Sixbar wrasse
Often recorded singly. Feeds on small invertebrates.
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Slender wrasse
Usually occurs singly, but also appears in pairs.
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Three-lined rainbowfish
Initial phase individuals found singly or in small groups, whereas males observed singly. Females and males were once classified as…
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Cutribbon wrasse
Often recorded singly. Curious and may approach divers.
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Cockerel wrasse
Often recorded singly or in small groups.
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Red naped wrasse
Usually occurs singly or in small groups.
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Two-spot wrasse
May occur singly, in multi-juvenile groups or in harems composed of a single male and several females. Feeds on ectoparasites…
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Bluestreak cleaner wrasse
Usually occurs singly. Feeds on invertebrates, such as crustaceans, mollusks and polychaetes (Randall 2013).
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Blackeye thicklip
Terminal phase (male and female): Body colour variable, but generally pale green with horizontal pink stripes, and may be white…
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Chinese wrasse
Mostly observed singly or in small groups for initial phase individuals. Locally initial phase individuals observed forming small groups with…
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Bubblefin wrasse
Usually occurs singly.
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Nebulous wrasse
Usually occurs singly. Feeds on small fishes and small invertebrates. The elongated snout helps this species to pick up prey…
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Bird wrasse
Occurs singly and in small schools. In 1960, this species was reported to be common in Hong Kong, but today…
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Blackspot tuskfish
Usually occurs singly. Juveniles may form small schools. Feeds on hard invertebrates, such as crustaceans, mollusks and sea urchins. In…
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Orange-dotted tuskfish
Primarily feeds on mollusks, but also feeds on small fishes and other invertebrates. Reported to feed on toxic animals, such…
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Humphead wrasse
Often recorded singly. Shy and tends to swims away from divers. Feeds on benthic invertebrates.
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Floral wrasse
Usually occurs singly. May occur in small groups.
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Splitlevel hogfish
Usually occurs singly. Feeds on hard invertebrates, such as crustaceans and mollusks.
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Axilspot hogfish