15/05/2026
呢幾張相入面嘅魚，你認唔認識佢哋？有冇試過撈亂佢哋呢？👀
雖然佢地都有對好似翼🪽咁嘅鰭，但拼埋一齊睇，可以見到顏色花紋有唔同，唔算難分。不過潛水時見到其中一條，就真喺可能會撈亂喇😵💫，甚至走寶都唔知😱。
換個角度睇，知埋冇蝕底。認識埋佢哋嘅結構特徵，印象應該會深刻啲！下巴有鬚嘅，喺圖一嘅白老虎；近鰓下面有一對「腳仔」🦵🏼爬爬吓嘅，喺圖二嘅指腳沙鰍；有三對「腳仔」嘅，喺圖三嘅花角魚；對「翼」大到同魚身差唔多長嘅，喺圖四嘅角鬚紋！
除左結構特徵，新圖鑑中仲分享咗有咩其他線索可以幫大家有系統啲咁認魚，揭去「簡介」部分睇吓啦！📖
Have you seen, or are you familiar with these fishes? Ever found them confusing to tell apart?
Yes, they all have a pair of big fins that look like wings, viewing them side-by-side, their difference in body colour and pattern are readily distinguishable. However, the real challenge comes when we dive, as in the field we often only see one species at a time… but mixing them up could cost you a mega miss!
Don’t be fooled again! The differences in their body structures are another way to tell them apart. Among them, the Ocellated waspfish (pic. 1) is the only one with chin barbels. The Fingered dragonet (pic. 2) has one pair of rods for poking around, while the Bluefin gurnard (pic. 3) has three pairs. Last but not least, the big fins on the Oriental flying gurnard (pic. 4) measures almost the entire length of its body!
📖 The introduction in our new book covers some other clues that could be useful for a more systemic way to identify fishes, go check it out!
#香港的珊瑚魚
