Fish - Australian Snappers,Emperors

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Australian Snappers, Emperors
FAMILY : Emperors
Spangled Emperor (Lethrinus nebulosus)		The Spangled Emperor is the largest of the emperor fish. The scales on the back and upper sides having a blue central mark surrounded with yellow-olive. This gives the spangled appearance. The lower sides are pale with faint yellow lines. The head... Click to continue>
Sweetlip Emperor (Lethrinus miniatus)		Click to continue>
Humpnose Big-eye Bream (Monotaxis grandoculis)		Click to continue>
FAMILY : Snappers
Rusty Jobfish (Aphareus rutilans)		The Rusty Jobfish is a streamlined elongated fish with a large lunate tail. It has a large mouth with a protruding lower jaw. The body is blue-grey, purple grey or reddish brown. The fins are yellowish to reddish. The pelvic and anal fins are... Click to continue>
Yellow and Blueback Fusilier (Caesio teres)		The Yellow and Blueback Fusilier is bright blue above with white underside. The tail and the upper back (from just before start of dorsal fin) are bright yellow. The pectoral, pelvic and anal fins are white. There is a black patch at the base of the... Click to continue>
Flame Snapper (Etelis coruscans)		The Flame Snapper has a long slender body with deeply forked tail. The head is small with large eyes and snout short. The lower jaw is slightly projecting. As the fish ages, the upper tail lobe elongates. The fish is deep pink to red on the back and... Click to continue>
Ruby Snapper (Etelis carbunculus)		The Ruby Snapper is a fairly long fish with a forked tail. It is red or reddish pink above, and pinkish to white below. The margins of the dorsal fin and tail are red. The tip of the lower lobe of the tail is white. The Ruby Snapper is a good eating... Click to continue>
Bigeye Snapper (Lutjanus lutjanus)		Click to continue>
Bluestripe Seaperch (Lutjanus kasmira)		Click to continue>
Hussar (Lutjanus adetti)		The Hussar is a member of the snapper family of fish. It is rose pink above and pinkish-white on the belly, with a bright yellow band from the gill cover behind the eye to the base of the tail. The eyes are ringed with red and yellow, with the... Click to continue>
Mangrove Jack (Lutjanus argentimaculatus)		Head and body brick-red, to greyish brown. Enlarged canine teeth at front of jaws. Scale rows above lateral-line horizontal initially, but usually slanting upward behind last few dorsal-fin spines. No conspicuous groove between nostrils and eye; no... Click to continue>
Red Bass (Lutjanus bohar)		Click to continue>
Red Emperor (Lutjanus sebae)		Click to continue>
Twospot Snapper (Lutjanus biguttatus)		Click to continue>
Black and White Snapper (Macolor niger)		Click to continue>

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