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Redtooth Triggerfish
Odonus niger
Redtooth triggerfish (Odonus niger) is a reef-associated triggerfish of the Indo-Pacific, often seen in small groups over outer reef slopes and lagoons. It feeds mainly on plankton and tiny crustaceans, making it less targeted by anglers than larger reef fish.
Reef Stonefish
Synanceia verrucosa
Reef Stonefish is a highly venomous, bottom-dwelling ambush predator of shallow tropical reefs and rubble. It is famous for blending in with rock and coral, and its dorsal spines can deliver a severe, medically urgent sting.
Reeftop Pipefish
Corythoichthys haematopterus
Reeftop pipefish is a slender reef-associated pipefish found in shallow tropical Indo-Pacific waters, often hovering among branching corals and seagrass. It is a small, non-target fish rarely taken by anglers, with limited species-specific fishing information.
Regal Angelfish
Pygoplites diacanthus
Regal Angelfish is a brilliantly patterned reef angelfish of the Indo-Pacific, valued in the aquarium trade and usually not a target for angling. It inhabits coral-rich reef slopes and lagoons, feeding mainly on sponges, tunicates, and algae.
Reticulated Damselfish
Dascyllus reticulatus
Reticulated Damselfish (Dascyllus reticulatus) is a small Indo-Pacific reef fish that lives close to coral and other shelter. It is territorial, often stays near branching corals, and feeds mainly on plankton and tiny benthic invertebrates.
Ribbon Eel
Rhinomuraena quaesita
Ribbon eels are slender Indo-Pacific moray eels famous for dramatic color and sex changes: juveniles are black, mature males are blue and yellow, and larger females are yellow. They spend most of their time with only the head protruding from sandy burrows or rubble holes in shallow reefs.
Ringed Puffer
Omegophora armilla
Ringed Puffer (Omegophora armilla) is a small, poorly documented pufferfish known from occurrence records rather than extensive life-history studies. Like other puffers, it has a stout body and can inflate when threatened; exact range, habitat, and diet are not well resolved in the literature.
Ringneck Blenny
Parablennius pilicornis
Ringneck Blenny (Parablennius pilicornis) is a small coastal combtooth blenny of rocky shores and tide pools. It is identified by the pale “ring” behind the eye and the tufted head cirri; it is not a common target for anglers.
Ringtail Cardinalfish
Ostorhinchus aureus
Ringtail Cardinalfish (Ostorhinchus aureus) is a small nocturnal reef-associated cardinalfish found in tropical Indo-Pacific waters and widely reported from coral and rocky habitats. It shelters by day and feeds at night on tiny crustaceans and plankton.
Rivulated Rabbitfish
Siganus rivulatus
Rivulated Rabbitfish (Siganus rivulatus) is a venomous marine herbivore native to the Red Sea and western Indian Ocean, now established in parts of the eastern Mediterranean. It grazes algae on rocky reefs, seagrass edges, and nearshore coastal habitat.
Rock Beauty
Holacanthus tricolor
Rock Beauty (Holacanthus tricolor) is a reef-dwelling angelfish of the western Atlantic and Caribbean, famous for its bright yellow body, black rear half, and blue-edged fins. It feeds mostly on sponges, algae, and small benthic invertebrates and is usually encountered on coral reefs and rocky reefs.
Rock Cale
Aplodactylus lophodon
Rock Cale (Aplodactylus lophodon) is a temperate reef fish of southeastern Australia and Tasmania, where it grazes on algae around rocky reefs and kelp beds. It is not a major target species and is more often encountered by divers or anglers fishing inshore structure.