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Schoolmaster Snapper

Aspect: Unmistakable combination of heavy silver body and by bright yellow fins all round.
Population: Common
Notable feature: Thick-lipped large mouth, darker dorsal area with pale vertical dorsal stripes. 
Environment: Usually found close to bottom, likes hovering above, or resting in, Giant Sponge craters. 
Behaviour: Generally co-operative if approached quietly.
  • French designation: Pagre Jaune
  • Latin designation: Lutjianus apodus
  • Creole designation: -
  • Latin family: Lutjanidae
  • Size (cm): 25-50
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