The Slender unicornfish (Naso lopezi) is a saltwater fish of the family Acanthuridae that grows up to 60 cm.
Oceania: Australia, Taiwan/Ch Taipei, Indonesia, Japan, Ryukyu Is., Malaysia and others
Description
The Slender unicornfish is a unicornfish (Acanthuridae) from the western Pacific. The species grows to about 60 cm and has a blue-grey, elongate body. It has a slender, blue-grey body without a horn and hovers in schools above steep reef slopes to eat plankton. On each side of the tail base sits one or two sharp, fixed bony keel-blades that can inflict a cut; handle with care. It eats algae or zooplankton.
Frequently asked questions
How do you recognise the Slender unicornfish?
The Slender unicornfish has a torpedo-shaped body and is mainly blue. Bears sharp spines, plates or strong jaws that can cause cuts or puncture wounds; handle with care.
Where does the Slender unicornfish live?
The Slender unicornfish lives in the sea (marine waters) and is mostly found around stony or rocky ground. Oceania: Australia, Taiwan/Ch Taipei, Indonesia, Japan, Ryukyu Is., Malaysia and others
How big does the Slender unicornfish get?
The Slender unicornfish grows to a maximum of about 60 cm.
Is the Slender unicornfish dangerous to humans?
The Slender unicornfish can cause injury; handle it with care. Never grab a live unicornfish by the tail; sharp, fixed bony keel-blades sit on each side of the tail base. For a cut: rinse with clean water, apply pressure to stop bleeding and cover with a sterile dressing. Deep wounds easily become infected: have them assessed medically and check tetanus status.
Is the Slender unicornfish edible?
Yes, the Slender unicornfish is commonly eaten.
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