Starry Pufferfish (Arothron stellatus): Up to a metre long the Starry Pufferfish is an impressive sight. The fish seems almost unseaworthy as it swims very slowly rocking from side to side with the currents on the outer edge of the Drop-offs where it is often found. It particularly likes coral rich areas. The predominant colour of the Starry Pufferfish is grey, light for the body and darker for the hundreds of dot and dash markings that cover it from snout to tail. Also distinctive is the black dot dash markings at the base of the pectoral fins. It's diet comprises a wide range of bottom-dwelling animals and some algae.