Humpback Red Snapper (Lutjanus Gibbus): The Humpback Red Snapper prefers waters that are not too deep and are rich in currents so they can be seen often both on the Reef Crest and on the slope of the Drop-off. A very distinctive fish growing to 25 cm its silver grey body is outlined by black dorsal and anal fins and a black forked tail with rounded ends and a broad upper lobe giving it the alternative name of Paddletail. In bright contrast are the orange pectoral fins and the yellow rimmed eyes. The Humpback is often seen in red livery also with yellowish pectoral fins. The head in both versions features a slightly concave profile. Diet comprises invertebrates and small fishes and an occasional feed on zooplankton.