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Snappers:
Snappers Red Snapper
Snappers Yellowtail
Snappers Lane Snapper
Snappers Vermilion
Snappers Blackfin Snapper
Snappers Cubera Snapper
Snappers Dog Snapper
Snappers Gray (Mangrove) Snapper
Snappers Mahogany Snapper
Snappers Mutton Snapper
Snappers Queen Snapper
Snappers Schoolmaster
Snappers Silk
Groupers:
Sea Basses and Grouper Black Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Black Sea Bass (female)
Sea Basses and Grouper Black Sea Bass (male)
Sea Basses and Grouper Gag
Sea Basses and Grouper Goliath Gouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Nassau Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Red Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Rock Sea Bass
Sea Basses and Grouper Scamp
Sea Basses and Grouper Warsaw Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Yellowfin Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Yellowmouth Grouper
Sea Basses and Grouper Bank Sea Bass
Gray Triggerfish:
Leatherjackets Gray Triggerfish
Amberjack, Banded Rudderfish
or Almaco Jack:
Jacks and Pompanos Greater Amberjack
Jacks and Pompanos Banded Rudderfish (juvenile)
Jacks and Pompanos Banded Rudderfish
Jacks and Pompanos Almaco Jack
Other Reef Associated Fish:
Grunts Pigfish
Grunts Tomtate
Grunts White
Jacks and Pompanos Crevalle Jack
Porgies Jolthead Porgy
Porgies Knobbed Porgy
Porgies Littlehead Porgy
Porgies Pinfish
Porgies Red Porgy
Porgies Sheepshead
Porgies Spottail Pinfish
Porgies Grass Porgy
Wrasses Hogfish
FWC Facts:A shrimp "swims" by quickly pulling its abdomen in toward its carapace (body). This motion shoots it through the water. Shrimp swim backwards.
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