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Tuskfishes
Choerodon
Choerodon is a genus of wrasses native to the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean, commonly referred to as tuskfish.
27 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 27 known species

Anchor Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon anchorago

Blackspot Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon schoenleinii

Harlequin Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon fasciatus

Graphic Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon graphicus

Baldchin Groper
speciesChoerodon rubescens

Blue Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon cyanodus

Azurio Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon azurio

Darkstripe Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon zosterophorus

Purple Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon cephalotes

Bluespotted Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon cauteroma

Blackwedge Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon jordani

White-patch tuskfish
speciesChoerodon oligacanthus

Venus Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon venustus

Eyebrow Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon zamboangae

Redstripe Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon vitta

Robust Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon robustus

Darkspot Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon monostigma

Bridled Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon frenatus

Choerodon typus
speciesChoerodon typus

Gilded Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon aurulentus
Choerodon gomoni
speciesChoerodon gomoni
Choerodon gymnogenys
speciesChoerodon gymnogenys

Wedgetail Tuskfish
speciesChoerodon sugillatum
Choerodon albofasciatus
speciesChoerodon albofasciatus
Swallowtail tuskfish
speciesChoerodon cypselurus
Choerodon skaiopygmaeus
speciesChoerodon skaiopygmaeus
Choerodon margaritiferus
speciesChoerodon margaritiferus
Where it lives
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 87449.