BerdNerd 27 May 2021 These are definitely unicornfish (Naso sp.) but I'm not exactly sure what species, maybe Naso annulatus?
These are definitely unicornfish (Naso sp.) but I'm not exactly sure what species, maybe Naso annulatus?
DaLilFishie 28 May 2021 @EternalPigeon the horns are too short to be Naso annulatus, in annulatus the horn protrudes further than the mouth, in unicornis it does not go further than the mouth.
@EternalPigeon the horns are too short to be Naso annulatus, in annulatus the horn protrudes further than the mouth, in unicornis it does not go further than the mouth.
BerdNerd 28 May 2021 Yeah, that makes sense. It's pretty obvious you're more of an expert on fish than I am, so I think you're right
Yeah, that makes sense. It's pretty obvious you're more of an expert on fish than I am, so I think you're right
