What fish are there in Singapore Aquarium?

if the topic? ， ? Singapore S.E.A. Aquarium ? There are many kinds of fish in the museum, so it is not appropriate to distinguish them one by one?

snapper family? Lutjanidae ? The genus snapper? Lutjanus marine fish

(pictured above)? Chuanwen snapper? Lutjanus sebae (Millennium snapper), commonly known as Ketou, White Spotted Red Sea, Millennium snapper, Danzhou Red, and Iron Striker?

the body length is oval and tall. The eyes are evenly spaced. The body is white, and there are three horizontal bands like Sichuan characters on the side of the body. The first one is inclined from the snout to the forehead on the top of the head; The second one is gradually wider in the body and in the abdomen; The third one starts from the center of dorsal fin and slopes downward and backward to the lower lobe of caudal fin.

family? (muraenidae)? Muraenidae naked-breasted eel belongs to Gymnothorax? Carnivorous fish

(pictured above)? ? Black-spotted naked-breasted eel Gymnothorax melanospilos?

what is the picture below? Green bare-chested eel? Gymnothorax? funebris?

sole family? Myliobatidae Manta cartilaginous fish

(pictured above)? ? Manta birostris, a double-kissing manta manta? Commonly known as? Ghost bats, giant manta rays, flying scorpions and eagle scorpions?

the tail is as short as a whip, without thorns. Rough skin. The mouth is split between the two flippers of the head, with a flat and broad mouth shape, and small teeth in the lower jaw, with more than 1 teeth in a row. The epidermis is olive or black with occasional white shoulder lines; The bottom is white. The body plate has a gray edge. Filter-feeding animals feed on small fish, crustaceans and plankton.

the genus Apogoninae of the family Apogonidae? Pterapogon fish

(pictured above)? Pterapogon kauderni? Commonly known as? Surabaya rose?

silvery white body with black stripes and white spots covering the body and fins. Male fish will put their eggs in their mouths for several weeks after birth to protect them until they hatch and grow up. And during this time, these male fish never eat.

the picture below shows the long-nosed fish? Chelmon rostratus, commonly known as? Three rockets? Three rocket butterflies?

Holocentridae is a marine fish of Myripristis (I don't know what kind)

The following picture shows the sawfish with convex jaws? Myripristis berndti (sawfish)?

poisonous fish Arothron of Tetraodontidae of Tetraodontidae

(pictured above)? Arothron, the radial fork-nosed bream? mappa ? Commonly known as? Map? , striped fork nose?

when threatened or frightened, it will double its body to prevent it from being swallowed by predators. Some meat is poisonous, and teeth are similar to bird's beak. Like all kinds of animal bait, squid, krill, clam and hard shell shrimp help them grind their growing teeth.

what is the picture below? Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus? Commonly known as? Huangbian cannonball, trigger gun, chicken and bamboo (Taitung), Baozai (Penghu) and Di (Penghu)?

cetaceans? Rhincodontidae whale shark belongs to Rhincodon cartilaginous fish < P > (pictured above)? ? Whale shark Rhincodon typus? , commonly known as the whale shark, tofu shark, and the great Han shark

Whale shark is the largest shark, the largest of the existing fish, usually 9-12 meters long. The largest individual is 2 meters long and weighs up to 12,5 kilograms, making it the highest known fish in existence.

the picture below shows Epinephelus tukula, a grouper with black spots. Blue-bodied grouper

Strongylocentrotidae, a genus of globocellatidae? Strongylocentrotus echinoderms

(pictured above)? ? Sea urchin with light spines? Strongylocentrotus nudus? (purple sea urchin)

The surface of the adult body and the color of the spine are all black and purple, and the color of the tube foot is purple or purple-brown. The big thorn is needle-shaped, thick, with extremely fine longitudinal notches on the surface, and the maximum length can reach more than 3 mm.

stone crab family? Lithodidae ? Crab-like? Paralithodes ? Decapoda arthropod

(pictured above) Kamchatka stone crab? Paralithodes camtschaticus ? Commonly known as? King crab?

The crustacean is thick, looks like a spider crab, and its body is dark purple. The head breastplate is 22 cm long and 25 cm wide, nearly pentagonal, with many sharp spines of different sizes on the back and edge. It is widely distributed and has the largest number. Because of its huge size, it is called King Crab, Kamchatka Crab (Su) and Alaska Crab (USA)

Spiny-tailed Sparidae? Acanthuridae is a Naso fish

(pictured above).

Naso unicornis? (long snout fish), commonly known as one-horned upside down?

Naso? vlamingii ? Commonly known as? High-nosed fish?

Naso annulatus? , commonly known as ring-nosed fish

The picture below shows white-breasted stickleback? Acanthurus leucosternon ? (white-breasted snapper, pink-blue upside down)?

the picture below shows the striped damselfish Abudefduf vaigiensis (damselfish with five stripes)?

the picture below shows the mud fish Dascyllus aruanus

argenteidae? Monodactylidae ? Silver scale pomfret? (bigeye pomfret)? Monodactylus fish?

(pictured above)? Monodactylus argenteus, commonly known as? Yellow-finned pomfret

Vitilidae? Centriscidae is a genus of bonito? Aeoliscus fish?

(pictured above)? Striped rays? Aeoliscus strigatus ? Commonly known as? Carassius auratus, glass fish and Bladder Fish

are similar to the soft-shelled turtle, but their bodies are shorter but their ventral fins are located at the back. The body length can reach 15 cm. Often stand upside down in the water in groups or with a single tail, or insert sea urchin spines or coral bushes for protection. When swimming, you can swim vertically or swim forward with your normal head, and suck plankton with its long kiss.

nautilus? Nautilidae is a Nautilus cephalopod mollusk

(pictured above)? Pearl nautilus? Nautilus pompilius ?

The whole spiral shell is as smooth as a disc, and looks like a parrot's mouth, hence the name "Nautilus". Nautilus has experienced hundreds of millions of years of evolution on the earth, but its shape and habits have changed little, so it is called "living fossil" in the ocean. Distributed in the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Fiji and the northeastern and northwestern parts of Australia. Living in the continental shelf and slope waters with a depth of 75 meters, near the surface of coral reefs.