Black surgeonfish
Acanthurus gahhm
Acanthurus: Greek, akantha = thorn + Greek, oura = tail.The body of the black surgeonfish is …
Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.
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Acanthurus gahhm
Acanthurus: Greek, akantha = thorn + Greek, oura = tail.The body of the black surgeonfish is …
Acanthurus triostegus
The Convict surgeonfish has a large, laterally compressed, moderately oval body. The mouth is non-retractable, small …
Acanthurus tennenti
Have an elongated body with long obliques of elongated extreme rays of the caudal fin.
Acanthurus dussumieri
Older males have a hump on the back of the head. Small scales. Gill rays 22-26 …
Acanthurus mata
The body is oval in shape and compressed at the sides. The muzzle is relatively short. …
Acanthurus nigricauda
It is a fish with a thick body compressed from the sides. The profile of the …
Acanthurus nigricans
The body is elongated oval with a steep dorsal profile and an eye high on the …
Acanthurus japonicus
Have a laterally compressed oval body with long dorsal and anal fins.
Acanthurus lineatus
Like all surgeonfish, the body is flattened at the sides. This species is characterized by the …
Acanthurus sohal
The body of the Sohal surgeonfish is flattened at the sides.
Acanthurus albipectoralis
Whitefin surgeonfish have 22 vertebrae. The smallest depth of the caudal trunk is 3.1-3.3 times the …
Acanthurus xanthopterus
Anterior gill lobes 16-24, posterior 17-22. Caudal process small.