Ctenochaetus striatus
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Marine Fishes

Order: Perciformes (Perch-likes)
Family: Acanthuridae (Surgeonfishes, Tangs, Unicornfishes)
Ctenochaetus striatus , Common Bristle-toothed Tang,Striated Surgeonfish
The Lined Bristletooth is brown with fine blue lines on tCtenochaetus striatus , Common Bristle-toothed Tang,Striated Surgeonfishhe body, dorsal and anal fins . There are orange-yellow dots surrounding the eye and on the nape.

The genus name Ctenochaetus comes from the Greek words cteno (comb) and chaeto (hair or bristles) and refers to the teeth.
Size range
The Lined Bristletooth grows to 26 cm in length.
Distribution

It occurs in marine tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific.

 
 

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