This fish features a distinctive elongated snout and bright orange spines on its tail. A notable fact is that it can change color based on its mood and environment.
Habitat
Commonly inhabits coral reefs and rocky areas in tropical waters.
Diet
Feeds mainly on algae and zooplankton.
How common
Common
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