parrotfish in the coral
The parrotfish uses its beak-like teeth to grasp algae from corals and rocks.
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Scaridae
The parrotfish uses its beak-like teeth to grasp algae from corals and rocks.
Parrotfish is named such because of it's parrot-like "beak."
There are about 90 species of parrotfish.
Parrotfish live in coral reefs and seagrass beds.
Parrotfish swim in schools.
Parrotfish can weigh up to 45 pounds.
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