Serranidae Serranidae Pseudanthias ? Fish

Below is a picture of ? Pseudanthias tuka ? (Pseudanthias tuka), commonly known as the ? Purple Queen

The body is purplish red, extended and laterally compressed. The muzzle is short. Eyes large, posterior margin of orbit papillate. Mouth large, slightly inclined; male lips plump and rounded-convex. Male soft stripes slightly extended; ventral fin ventral, extending to anal region in females, caudal fin y forked, upper and lower lobe ends slightly extended. Females have a yellow longitudinal band extending dorsally to the upper lobe of the caudal fin, and a yellow longitudinal band in the lower lobe; males do not have this yellow longitudinal band, but the ventral side of the head is yellowish, and the base of the dorsal-fin cartilage is marked with a dark purple spot.

Distribution of fish in the Indian Ocean, the western Pacific Ocean waters, mainly inhabiting the continental shelf outside the reef area, usually in groups on the outer reef slopes. It feeds on plankton, crustaceans and fish eggs.

Pseudochromidae

Pseudochromis genus? Pseudochromis fish

Below is a picture of Pseudochromis fridmanis? Pseudochromis fridmani?, commonly known as the red sea strawberry