Medium sized fish with triangular shaped heads, shallow notched tails and a continuous dorsal fin. You can usually find them wherever you go snorkelling or diving in the Gulf of Thailand.
This big fellow is maybe better known as a Mangrove Jack.
Also known as the Spanish Flag Snapper for some strange reason.
Similar in habits and habitat to the Bigeye Snapper, but not always so numerous.
Usually seen in really spectacular schools.
A common, schooling Snapper - silver with a more or less feint black spot at the upper rear of the body.
Usually found in the vicinity of coral reefs, they are whitish in colour with a yellowish brown to black stripe on the middle of the side.
There must be some more snappers endemic to this area.
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