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Family Carangidae
HAWAII
Caranx ignobilis
Spawning, Angel Ledge, Midway Atoll, 85 feet
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Subadult, Hanauma Bay, Oahu, 4 feet
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Fish Hole, Midway, 20 feet |
Pitt Stop, Midway, 20 feet
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Courting male, Pitt Stop, Midway, 20 feet |
Pitt Stop, Midway, 20 feet
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Pearl & Hermes Reef, NWHI, 10 feet |
Pearl & Hermes Reef, NWHI, 10 feet
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Gardner Pinnacles, NWHI, 25 feet |
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Midway East Lagoon
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Reef's End, Molokini, 70 feet |
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Reef's End, Molokini, 70 feet |
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GIANT TREVALLY or WHITE ULUA
ULUA
AUKEA Ronin-aji
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Adults are scarce around islands with fishing activity,
but dominate reefs as apex carnivores in the protected Northwestern Hawaiian
Islands. Juveniles frequent murky bays and harbors. Courting males may appear
black. An aggressive fish that will bite anything out of curiosity
including divers and boat propellers. Frequently implicated in
cases of ciguatera poisoning. Attains at least 5 feet and 150 pounds.
Hawai‘i & the Indo-Pacific. |
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