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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
Marine Protected Areas
FAQs
What To Look Out For
Underwater Safety
Marine Resources
Other Marine Life
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Lutjanidae
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Usually occurs singly but may form small groups. Can live to at least 31 years old in wild.
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Five-lined snapper
Usually occurs singly or in groups. Maximum reported age is 12 years old. A study in India suggested that most…
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Brownstripe red snapper
Usually occurs singly. A popular food fish that can be easily found in local wet markets. Most of these individuals…
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Star snapper
Usually occurs singly. May occur in groups. Maximum reported age is 40 years old.
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Emperor red snapper
Juveniles mostly recorded singly, whereas large individuals can form small groups. Juveniles can also be spotted in mangrove, estuaries, tidepools…
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Russell’s snapper
Usually occurs singly. Juveniles are found in mangroves. Maximum reported age is 31 years old. Mainly feeds on fishes, and…
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Malabar blood snapper
Usually occurs in groups. Maximum reported age is 11 years old.
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Bigeye snapper
Usually occurs singly or in small schools. Feeds on fishes and benthic invertebrates.
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Yellowstreaked snapper
Usually occurs singly. Occurs in schools elsewhere. Juveniles live in seagrass beds.
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Common bluestripe snapper
Usually occurs singly or in groups. Maximum reported age is 23 years old. A study in the Arabian Gulf showed…
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Dory snapper
In Australia, large individuals dwell in oceanic and offshore habitats while juveniles are found in estuarine and freshwater habitats. Individuals…
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Mangrove red snapper