wrasse

Converse of object

• include: The larger fish include humphead wrasse, schools of large batfish and small white-tip reef sharks.
• see: You see huge wrasse, and my buddy once saw a solitary dolphin on the wreck.
• find: This is the largest of the wrasses found in British waters.

Adjective modifier

• ballan: These fish live in deeper water than ballan wrasse, usually from 10 meters downwards to 30 m below sea level.
• clean: Plankton rich waters attract over 900 species of fish, ranging from cleaner wrasse through to whale sharks.
• large: The Pulpit Rock area is famous for large wrasse which are usually returned alive.
• small: Known to eat small gobies, small blennies and small wrasse, but not the Butterfish, Pholis gunnellus.
• colorful: I stopped to photograph one of the colorful ballan wrasse that frequent this part of the wreck.
• Maori: Its deck is comprehensively encrusted with sponges and corals, and patrolled by giant Maori wrasse and jacks.

Modifies a noun

• specie: There is no evidence of such sex changes in the smaller wrasse species.
• fish: Cuckoo wrasse fish live in the sea between 10 and 30 m deep.

Noun used with modifier

• ballan: Wildlife is rich around the wreck, particularly crabs, lobsters and ballan wrasse.
• napoleon: At ' the corner ' the currents pick up and the napoleon wrasse & eagle rays come out to play.
• humphead: The humphead wrasse, that can fetch up to $ 130 per kilo in the live reef fish trade, has also benefited.
• cuckoo: I have seen beautiful blue-and-gold male cuckoo wrasse here, a rare sight on the east coast.
• Maori: Around 8 huge giant maori wrasse, biggest any of us had ever seen, lurking around too.
• rainbow: Again there was plenty of life with spider crabs, rainbow wrasse and shoals of larger fish above.