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>Search Results for 'Common Fish Guide'
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Red Tjortjor
Common Fish Guide Information: A common shoaling fish over sandy areas, with juveniles particularly common in shallow South Coast bays. Important in the diet of larger coastal predators.
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Blacktail
Common Fish Guide Information: A ubiquitous fish; this subspecies occurs all around our coast in a range of habitats. Juveniles are common in tidal pools and the lower reaches of estuaries.
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Striped Grunter
Common Fish Guide Information: A West Indian Ocean species that occurs in small shoals in sandy areas between reefs.
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Pinky
Common Fish Guide Information: Distributions : This West Indian Ocean species is one of the smallest grunters on our coast. It is particularly common in inshore waters, where it occurs in large shoals over sand and reef. Often caught for bait. An important prey item in the diets of la
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Catface Rockcod
Common Fish Guide Information: Endemic, frequents rocky areas down to 50 m. Important inshore predator.
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Koester
Common Fish Guide Information: A southern African endemic, particularly common in the Eastern Cape. Lives in rocky areas from the shallow subtidal to about 30 m depth.
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Yellowbelly Rockcod
Common Fish Guide Information: Widespread in the Atlantic, on rocky shores and reefs down to 200 m.
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Thornfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Indo-West Pacific coastal species frequenting estuaries. Characteristically arches the body to expose spines when captured.
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Barred Flagtail
Common Fish Guide Information: Widespread in the Indo-Pacific, and common on reefs in Natal. Juveniles frequent tidal pools.
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Longsnout Pipefish
Common Fish Guide Information: Occurs in estuaries, tidal pools and other coastal habitats often associated with plants such as eelgrass.
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