Lunula Triggerfish WYSIWYG SMALL SIZE

  Lunula Triggerfish SCIENTIFIC NAME: Rhinecanthus lunula   OverviewReef Compatible: NODiet: CarnivoreeTemperament: Semi-Aggressive Origin: Australia Rhinecanthus lunula, commonly known as the halfmoon picassofish, is a captivating species of balistid triggerfish. It was first described by John E. Randall and Roger C. Steene in 1983. Let’s explore some fascinating details about this remarkable fish: Appearance: The halfmoon picassofish exhibits a unique coloration. Adult males are particularly vibrant, with shades of orange and yellow. Their elongated snout and concave dorsal profile make them stand out. Additionally, they have an intriguing feature: a broad, black bar on the caudal peduncle and a curved black line anterior to it, resembling a crescent (hence the name “lunula,” which means crescent in Latin). An orange-yellow band extends from the base of their upper lip across the head to the pectoral base. Their elongate body adds to their distinctive appearance. Size: While the