The Whitemouth Moray is a long, snake-like fish with a distinctive white mouth and dark, mottled skin. They are known for their impressive ability to hide in crevices and rocks, making them a fascinating sight for divers.
Habitat
Found in coral reefs and rocky areas.
Diet
Primarily feeds on fish and crustaceans.
How common
Uncommon
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