Cheilio inermis

angielskiYoung individuals are usually a mottled brown or green, sometimes with a broad lateral stripe (Ref. 1602). Rare individuals may be uniformly yellow (Ref. 1602). Large males may develop a bright yellow, orange, black, white, or multicolored patch on their sides behind their pectoral fins (Ref. 1602).

• Cheilio cyano-chloris Valenciennes, 1839
• Labrus fusiformis Rüppell, 1835
• Cheilio fuscus Lacepède, 1802
• Cheilio innermis (Forsskål, 1775)
• Cheilio bicolor Bianconi, 1857
• Cheilio viridis Valenciennes, 1839
• Labrus inermis Forsskål, 1775
• Cheilio auratus Lacepède, 1802
• Cheilio udanad Montrouzier, 1857
• Cheilo inermis (Forsskål, 1775)
• Cheilio ramosus Jenyns, 1842
• Cheilinus inermis (Forsskål, 1775)
• Cheilio microstoma Valenciennes, 1839
• Cheilio cyanochloris Valenciennes, 1839
• Cheilio hemichrysos Valenciennes, 1839
• Cheilio forskalii Valenciennes, 1839
• Labrus hassek Lacepède, 1801