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Reported to move into shallow offshore waters during the day, usually adjacent to rock faces, gutters and terraces of bomboras and islands (Ref. 27621). They seem to prefer places of high water movement in shallow waters, yet seeks the protection of isolated reefs in gutters and channels when observed by divers in deeper waters (Ref. 27621). They tend to stay in one area for up to six months, and although individuals are observed, most are seen in small groups or schools (Ref. 4969).
This species is stated to be a midwater feeder moving well up from the bottom in a shoal to take a bait during the night until about 10 pm (Ref. 6872). Most fish are taken on the bottom during the day (Ref. 27621). |