Trigger fish

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For wet and wild nightlife, don’t look to Tumon, but to Tumon Bay. Surrounded by more than 100 km2 of coral reef, Guam’s shores are home to hundreds of tropical fish, crustaceans, mollusks and mammals, many of which don’t become active until after dusk. Bring a bright light, a brave heart, and a full tank. A […]

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Artwork by Frank Olsen Easily recognisable by its colouration, this small sized fish is also known as the Clown Triggerfish and is widely distributed throughout the tropical and subtropical waters of the Indian Ocean until the western Pacific Ocean, and also the Caribbean. Most commonly found along external reef slopes with clear water, in Australia, it is known from the offshore reefs of north-western Western Australia and from the northern Great Barrier Reef to northern New South Wales…