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Total number of records found: 130
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Grass Klipfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Lives in tidal pools and subtidal gullies where it assumes the colour of the seaweeds with which it is associated.
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Nosestripe Klipfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Lives under stones in tidal pools, often quite high up on the shore.
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White Stumpnose
Common Fish Guide Information: The White Stumpnose is a coastal species, often occurring in large shoals which range to depths of 60 m. Juveniles up to 15 cm in length are common in estuaries along the Cape coast and in the sheltered areas of False Bay, especially at n
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Strepie
Common Fish Guide Information: This inshore species inhabits rocky regions and generally prefers cooler water.
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Steentjie
Common Fish Guide Information: The Steentjie occurs in large shoals around, or just above reefs varying in depth from 5 - 30 m. Despite occasional sorties into estuaries, it is not tolerant of low salinities.
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Spotted Grunter (Javelin Fish)
Common Fish Guide Information:
Distributions : The Spotted Grunter inhabits shallow coastal regions and is frequently found in the brackish water of estuaries or sheltered lagoons. It is most abundant in the Cape once summer water temperatures rise. It can tolerate fresh water.
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Snoek
Common Fish Guide Information: Distributions : Generally found in coastal waters, it also occurs off-shore.
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Silverfish Carpenter
Common Fish Guide Information:
Distributions : The Carpenter is an offshore species that ranges between surface waters and depths of 200 m.
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Seventyfour
Common Fish Guide Information: The Seventyfour frequents deep-water reefs and pinnacle to 200 m. Here fairly dense shoals often form and move about the reef.
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Roman
Common Fish Guide Information: This offshore reef species occurs to depths of 100 m.
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