Black-tipped bullseye

The Black-tipped bullseye lives in the demersal, marine, depth range 30 - m environment.

The Black-tipped Bullseye lives on rocky reefs. During the day they are often seen in groups in caves and under ledges. They sometimes form schools with other bullseye fishes, including the Small-scale Bullseye, Pempheris compressa. They venture out at night to feed. More

Black-tipped Bullseyes are part of a small family of Bullseyes found globally. Bullseyes have a distinct body shape with very large eyes in a rounded head and a short snout. More

The Black-tipped Bullseye, Pempheris affinis, is light grey over the head and along the back, with a bright yellow body, black tips on the anal fins. They are often seen in massive schools. More

* Black-tipped Bullseye at South Solitary Island * Find a fish * Fishes what's on Necklace with amulets Design like an Egyptian: Jewellery Design Competition More

* Black-tipped bullseye, Pempheris affinis McCulloch, 1911. * Bronze sweeper, Pempheris analis Waite, 1910. * Small-scale bullseye, Pempheris compressa (White, 1790). More

Black-tipped Bullseye - Pempheris affinis - 9 Mile ID: 469 Common Name: Black-tipped Bullseye Scientific Name: Pempheris affinis Kingdom: Animalia - Animals More

Common names

Black-tipped bullseye in English
Blacktip bullseye in English
Sorttippet fejer in Danish (dansk)
安芬单鳍鱼 in Mandarin Chinese
安芬单鳍鱼 in Unknown
安芬單鰭魚 in Mandarin Chinese
安芬單鰭魚 in Unknown

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