Saddled Butterflyfish Australian Fish have sharp scalpel-like spines at

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Saddled Butterflyfish Australian Fish have sharp scalpel-like spines atThe saddle butterflyfish is a giant among its genus, and can be found in coral reefs throughout the Indian and Pacific Oceans. With laterally compressed, oval shaped bodies, they are a yellowish gray color, with a bright yellow outline. A large black spot at the top is bordered below by a band of white conjuring the image of a saddle and inspiring their name with wavy blue lines on the sides and a bright yellow throat. Chameleon like, at night for