Atlantic Coral Reef/Shark Alley walkways

Listed species: atlantic creolefish, atlantic spadefish, atlantic tarpon, bar jack, barred hamlet, black durgeon, blacknose shark (unsigned, named Sophie), blue angelfish, blue hamlet, bluehead wrasse, blue tang surgeon, bonnethead shark, brown chromis, cownose ray, creole wrasse, doctorfish, dusky squirrelfish, foureyed butterflyfish, french angelfish, french grunt, graysby grouper, green moray, grey angelfish, highhat, hogfish, jackknife fish, lookdown, mahogany snapper, ocean surgeon, porkfish, queen angelfish, queen triggerfish, rock hind grouper, sand tilefish, sargassum triggerfish, saucereye porgy, scamp grouper, sergeant major, smallmouth grunt, southern stingray, spanish hogfish, spotfin butterflyfish, spotfin porcupinefish, spotted drum, stoplight parrotfish, white spotted filefish
Missed something that starts with “Lon… squ”, latin name starts with “Holoc”

Thanks very much for posting such a detailed species list! This exhibit, while seemingly obscured by walkways, is fantastic and gives visitors an overview of a large tank at several different depths.

@snowleopard You're welcome! I'm sure there's probably more fish, given even a shark wasn't on the signage, but I think they do a fairly good job covering the majority of them. The exhibit can be a pain if you're looking for a particular species, or looking to identify one (the signs are spread out over the several floors), but it's a very nice exhibit otherwise. I was told they updated all of the species signs in the aquarium about a year and a half ago.