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Redband Parrotfish (adult)
Sparisoma aurofrenatum
20.8481, -86.8759
Field Notes
Description:
Photo take a t -45 ft in a Caribbean reef, Parrotfish owe their name to the shape of their mouth. Instead of teeth they have two beak-like plates, like parrots. They have even rows of large, noticeable scales on their bodies Body greenish, underside lighter, anal fin usually reddish. Tail square-cut, outer tips black. The upper forebody with a small yellow blotch with two or more small black spots. Usually with a salmon to orange band from the corner of the mouth to below the eye. A white spot behind the dorsal fin.
Marine Species.
Habitat:
Common to occasional Florida, Bahamas and Caribbean.
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