Inhabiting coral reefs up to 65 meters deep, these fish form territorial pairs during reproduction and actively guard the eggs until hatching. Easily recognizable by its horizontal black and blue …

The Pacific Coral Rabbitfish is yellow with numerous small blue spots on the head and body. In Australia it is known from the Great Barrier Reef. Identification

Some of the most visually striking fish in the entire Great Barrier Reef, with vivid colours combined with patterns and stripes being the norm with the species and as a result are highly popular …

Butterflyfish are some of the most beautiful and colored reef fish. They are among the most common sights on reefs throughout the world, especially at low depth. The 120 (…) …

Great Barrier Reef fish are some of the most striking, diverse and colourful found on any coral reef system, anywhere on earth. There are estimated to be between 1,200 and 2,000 species of …

The Yellowtail Fusilier has a greyish-blue body. The soft portion of the dorsal fin is yellow, as is the top of the caudal peduncle and the caudal fin. The bottom third of the body is often white …

Surgeonfish look like Dori from Finding Nemo. They are bright blue with yellow tails and are easy to spot on the reefs. There are heaps of surgeonfish swimming around the Great Barrier Reef, …

The yellow clown goby, Gobiodon okinawae, also known as the Okinawa goby or yellow coral goby, is a member of the goby family native to the western Pacific from southern Japan to the …

The Barrier Reef Chromis, sometimes called the Yellow-back Puller or Shining Puller is found in schools throughout the Coral Sea. This fish exhibits a dark stripe that runs diagonally from the …

The Great Barrier Reef is home to thousands of species, including marine turtles, dolphins, reef sharks, clownfish, Maori wrasse, dugongs, manta rays, and countless colourful reef fish. The …