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Baissac, 1953
Variola albimarginata is a reef associated species that is found in depths ranging from 4 to 200 meters, the grouper is a reef associated and is piscivorous. .
Variola albimarginata is a reef associated species.The White-edged lyretail is a generally uncommon species that inhabits seaward reefs.
Juveniles are typically found inshore on algae and soft coral reefs, usually swimming well above the substrate and looking much like a basslet.Adults are usually found in small groups.
Caution: The fish is highly ciguatoxic in some areas within its range
Synonyms:
Variola albimarginatus Baissac, 1953
Variola albomarginata Baissac, 1953
Variola albimarginata is a reef associated species that is found in depths ranging from 4 to 200 meters, the grouper is a reef associated and is piscivorous. .
Variola albimarginata is a reef associated species.The White-edged lyretail is a generally uncommon species that inhabits seaward reefs.
Juveniles are typically found inshore on algae and soft coral reefs, usually swimming well above the substrate and looking much like a basslet.Adults are usually found in small groups.
Caution: The fish is highly ciguatoxic in some areas within its range
Synonyms:
Variola albimarginatus Baissac, 1953
Variola albomarginata Baissac, 1953