Snappers and Grunts, Part 2
35 entries in the Snappers and Grunts, Part 2 compendium.
Etelis oculatusThe only Etelis snapper in the western Atlantic Ocean.Queen snapperA deepwater snapper with large eyes and a red-pink body.Ruby snapperA reddish snapper found over rocky reefs in the Indo-Pacific.Pristipomoides auricillaA deepwater snapper with a gold tail and yellow spots.Pristipomoides filamentosusA deepwater snapper prized in Hawaii as opakapaka.Pristipomoides flavipinnisA Pacific snapper with yellowish fins and commercial value.Pristipomoides macrophthalmusA western Atlantic snapper with large eyes and a poorly known biology.Pristipomoides multidensA deepwater snapper with golden stripes and excellent flesh.Pristipomoides sieboldiiA snapper with a lavender tint, found across the Indian and Pacific Oceans.Pristipomoides typusA snapper species found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.LutjanusA genus of predatory snappers found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide.Lutjanus adetiiA southwestern Pacific snapper valued as a game fish.African brown snapperA large West African snapper with taxonomic uncertainties.Lutjanus agennesA large predatory snapper of West African coastal waters.Bigeye snapperType species of the genus Lutjanus, found in Indo-West Pacific.Lutjanus biguttatusA slender snapper with two white spots on its back.Blackfin snapperA commercially important snapper with a dark comma at the pectoral fin.Blue and gold snapperA yellow snapper with blue stripes, important to subsistence fisheries.Bluestriped snapperA small snapper with blue stripes and a dark lateral spot.Lutjanus boharA large Indo-Pacific snapper with two silvery spots.Brazilian snapperA Brazilian endemic snapper described in 2007.Lutjanus carponotatusA striped snapper of Indo-West Pacific coral reefs.Common bluestripe snapperA widespread snapper introduced to Hawaii in the 1950s.Cubera snapperA large predatory snapper known for ciguatera risk.Lutjanus decussatusA checkered snapper with red bands and brown bars across its flanks.Lutjanus dentatusA West African snapper with disputed taxonomy and overexploited stocks.Dog snapperA commercially important snapper with visible canine-like teeth.Lutjanus endecacanthusGuinea snapper, a data-deficient reef fish of West Africa.Lutjanus erythropterusA nocturnal snapper with red median fins and a stable population.Lutjanus fulviflammaA wide-ranging Indo-Pacific snapper with a distinctive black lateral spot.Lutjanus fulvusA nocturnal snapper important to fisheries across the Indo-West Pacific.Golden African snapperA bright pink snapper with golden stripes from West Africa.Lutjanus goldieiA freshwater and brackish snapper from the western Pacific.Gorean snapperEastern Atlantic snapper with a vivid pink back and silvery-white belly.Lutjanus goreensisEastern Atlantic snapper with a vivid pink back and silvery belly.
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