What is another word for scaridae?
Pronunciation: [skˈaɹɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Scaridae is a scientific term that refers to a family of marine fish commonly known as parrotfish. These brightly colored fish have a unique beak-like mouth that is used to scrape algae off coral and rock surfaces. Synonyms for Scaridae include parrotfish, scarine fish, beaked fish, and pappagallini. Some species within the family are also known by specific names like queen parrotfish, rainbow parrotfish, and midnight parrotfish. In addition to their fascinating appearance, parrotfish are also important to the health of coral reefs, as they help to prevent algae growth, which can smother coral and harm other marine life.
