Species FishAustralian Green Moray

Australian Green Moray

Gymnothorax prasinus

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Illustration of Australian Green Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus)

This moray eel has a striking green coloration and a long, slender body. It is known for its shy nature, often hiding in crevices of coral reefs.

Habitat
Inhabits coral reefs and rocky areas.
Diet
Carnivorous, primarily feeding on fish and crustaceans.
How common
Uncommon

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