What is another word for reef squirrelfish?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈiːf skwˈɜːɹɛlfɪʃ] (IPA) 
Reef squirrelfish, also known as Sargocentron spp., are a brightly-colored, small to medium-sized fish found in coral reef environments. These fish are known for their beautiful scales, which range from bright red to pink, orange, and yellow. Synonyms for reef squirrelfish include squirrelfish, soldierfish, and hawkfish due to their sharp, pointed snouts and hunting behavior. They are carnivores, feeding on small fish and invertebrates. They also have a unique ability to rapidly change color, which they use to communicate with other fish and to blend into their surroundings. Reef squirrelfish are often spotted by divers and snorkelers in tropical waters, adding a splash of color to reef ecosystems.
