Factoids:
- Raccoon Butterflyfish
- Rainbow Butterflyfish
- Rainbow Cleaner Wrasse
- Rainbow Parrotfish
- Rainbow Runner
- Rainbow Surfperch
- Rays
- Razorfish
- Rectangular Triggerfish
- Red Fin Butterflyfish
- Red Grouper
- Red Hind
- Red Parrotfish
- Red-footed Booby
- Red-Toothed Triggerfish
- Redlip Blenny
- Reef Butterflyfish
- Reef Squid
- Regal Angelfish
- Regal Tang
- Remora fish
- Reticulate Boxfish
- Rhizome
- Ribbon Eel
- Ribbon Seal
- Right Whale
- Right Whale Dolphin
- Ringed Seal
- Risso`s Dolphin
- Rock Beauty Angelfish
- Rock Wrasse
- Rockhopper Penguin
- Rookery
- Roots
- Ross Seal
- Rough-toothed Dolphin
- Roughskin trunkfish
- Roundbelly Cowfish
- Royal Dottyback
- Royal Gramma
- Royal Naval Dockyard
- Rubberlip Surfperch
Word: Raccoon Butterflyfish
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Adult Raccoon Butterflyfish like to eat nudibranchs, tubeworm tentacles, and other benthic invertebrates including algae and coral polyps.
The Raccoon Butterflyfish also known as crescent-masked or lunule butterflyfish, is from the butterflyfish family and found in the Indo-Pacific oceans.
• Raccoon Butterflyfish are nocturnal. They are usually in pairs or small groups.
• I wonder where the Raccoon Butterflyfish gets his name? He looks like a masked bandit!
• This butterflyfish can grow to almost 8 inches (20 cm).