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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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Scorpaenidae
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Plaintail turkeyfish
Often recorded singly. Spines venomous and can cause a painful sting. Scorpaenopsis spp. is listed here because sometimes it is…
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Scorpaenopsis stonefish
Spines are venomous.
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Parascorpaena scorpionfish species
An individual was recorded once at Sharp Island during the survey, suspected to have been artificially introduced. Elsewhere, may occur…
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Leaf scorpionfish
Observed to occur singly. Feeds on small fishes including rabbitfishes.
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Weedy stingfish
Often recorded singly. Spines are venomous and can cause a painful sting. If threatened, it may flash the colourful undersides…
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Flasher stonefish
Often recorded singly. Spines are venomous and can cause a painful sting. If threatened, it may flash the colourful undersides…
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False stonefish
Usually occurs singly.
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Weedy scorpionfish
Was introduced to Western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, documented in 2009 and 2013 studies to cause negative ecological impacts.…
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Red lionfish
Usually occurs singly or forms small groups. Spines venomous.
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Boardbarred firefish
Feeds on crustaceans and small fishes. Hunts solitarily or cooperatively in small groups. In Japan, spawning reportedly occurs after sunset.…
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Zebra turkeyfish
