The Rabbit fish lives in the bathydemersal, oceanodromous, marine, depth range 40 - 1000 m , usually 300 - 500 m environment.
Since the rabbit fish is closely related to the surgeonfish it is believed that their mating behaviors are much the same. The rabbit fish likely spawns in groups after which the eggs float on the waters surface until they have hatched. More
Professor Bellwood says populations of rabbit fish in Australian waters are still in relatively good shape but it is vital they are looked after. "The best thing we can do to help them out is to protect their environment," he said. More
Rabbit Fish Protecting The Great Barrier Reef = Posted on Wed Apr 23 2008 By: Praveen Sequeira in Environment Huge portions of the Great Barrier Reef can be now saved by rabbit fish. More
Weed-eating rabbit fish key to saving Great Barrier Reef from destruction RSS / Print / Comments Technology News First image of the lunar plume released A week after NASA had hit the moon as part of its LCROSS mission, More
The rabbit fish, from the Acanthuroidei suborder, is a highly diverse family of brightly colored fish that can be found along coastal areas. More
Gold Spotted Rabbit Fish, these Rabbitfish are Brown in color with several Orange spots. Growing up to 10 More
Rabbit Fish To The Rescue Of The Reef = ScienceDaily (Mar. 21, 2008) While rabbits continue to ravage Australia’s native landscapes, rabbit fish may help save large areas of the Great Barrier Reef from destruction. More
Distribution: The rabbit fish (also known as rat fish) is registered along the entire Norwegian coast. It is very common on depths ranging from 50 to 1000 meters. In the fjords it can be seen by divers as it migrate vertically up to 10-15 meters during the nights. More
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