Blue Tang
Paracanthurus hepatus
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Blue Tang — Egg
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Egg size
Unknown
Unknown
Oil-globule
Unknown
Unknown
Locations
Karpata, Red slave, South West Corner, Sand Dollar
Karpata, Red slave, South West Corner, Sand Dollar
Months
January, February, March, April
January, February, March, April
Bluehead Wrasse
Thalassoma bifasciatum
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Bluehead Wrasse — Egg
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Egg size
534,34-562,40 µm
534,34-562,40 µm
Oil-globule
101,28-111,38 µm
101,28-111,38 µm
Locations
Karpata, Thousand steps, Pink Beach
Karpata, Thousand steps, Pink Beach
Months
February, March, April, May
February, March, April, May
Description
The egg larvae of this fish are easily recognizable by their 7 to 10 medium-sized pigment spots distributed across the body of the larva.
The egg larvae of this fish are easily recognizable by their 7 to 10 medium-sized pigment spots distributed across the body of the larva.
Creole Wrasse
Clepticus parrae
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Creole Wrasse — Egg
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Egg size
683,34-724,40 µm
683,34-724,40 µm
Oil-globule
149,28-155,38 µm
149,28-155,38 µm
Locations
Karpata, Thousand steps, Pink Beach
Karpata, Thousand steps, Pink Beach
Months
February, March, April, May
February, March, April, May
Description
The egg larvae of this fish are easily recognizable by their dark spiky pigmentation spots distributed across the body of the larva and oil globule, they also have a relatively big egg size.
The egg larvae of this fish are easily recognizable by their dark spiky pigmentation spots distributed across the body of the larva and oil globule, they also have a relatively big egg size.
Princess Parrotfish
Scarus taeniopterus
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