Generally small fish, named after their usual red colouration – which is not normal around Koh Phangan it seems! Their big eyes are a clue to their nocturnal feeding habits; they tend to hide in the corals over the day but are much more active when we are out night diving.
Also known as the Orange-lined Cardinalfish.
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Hanging out in the Staghorn Corals with the other Cardinalfish.
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Solitary and quite shy, this Cardinalfish is relatively large.
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Named after its large canine teeth (we haven\'t seen them yet). Its tail spot can be turned on and off.
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Widespread in SE Asia, like most Cardinal-fishes they normally seek shelter in the day, staying close to the reef.
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Old name latin name- Apogon cavitiensis.
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After wrongly classifying this fish as Apogon cookii, we also find that it\'s common name is more usually \"Cooks Cardinalfish\".
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Distinguished by 6 horizontal yellow to orange stripes, this fish can be reared in captivity.
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Another elusive, and larger Cardinalfish - this one hides under corals or in reef crevices.
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A miscellany of Cardinalfish, where we only have 1 or 2 photos.
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