Swallowtail Seaperch
ANTHIAS ANTHIAS
These little orangey-pink fish live in groups, usually at the entrance to a cave or wreck where they can hide in case of danger.
To discover during the layover
Family
Serranidae family
Size
from 10 to 25 cm
Distribution
Mediterranean, East coast of the Atlantic from Portugal to Angola
To discover during the layover
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