| Aspect: | Generally Grey-brown with darker dotted mid-body. Snout is white/light blue, but oddly has bright yellow pectoral fins (pelvis fins remaining grey-brown). |
| Population: | Not as widespread and similarly sized French Angelfish, but not rare. |
| Notable feature: | Bright yellow pectoral fins. |
| Environment: | Usually found at depths of 20 metres or more; a wreck aficionado and a regular inhabitant of sheltered shades of exposed ridges. |
| Behaviour: | Tolerates the presence of a quiet diver. |
Last update: 22/10/15
Grey Angelfish
- French designation: Ange Gris
- Latin designation: Pomacanthus arcuatus
- Creole designation: Platin
- Latin family: Pomacanthidae
- Size (cm): 25-50
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