Lethrinus nebulosus

anglaisCheek without scales; 5-9 scales in supra temporal patch; inner surface of pectoral fin densely covered with scales; posterior angle of opercular fully scaled. Body color is yellowish or bronze, lighter below. Centers of many scales with a white or light blue spot. Sometimes irregular dark indistinct bars on sides and a square black blotch above pectoral fin bordering below the lateral line. Three blue streaks or series of blue spots radiate forward and ventrally from the eye. The fins are whitish or yellowish; the pelvic dusky, the edge of the dorsal fin is reddish. TL/SL relationship (cm): TL = 1.70 +1.24. Juveniles variable with blotches or stripe and changes with habitat (Ref. 48635).

• Lethrinus fraenatus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus perselectus Whitley, 1933
• Lethrinus cyanoxanthus Richardson, 1843
• Lethrinus carinatus Weber, 1913
• Lethrinus korely Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus fasciatus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus alboguttatus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus anatarius Richardson, 1845
• Sparus choerorynchus Bloch & Schneider, 1801
• Lethrinus choerorynchus (Bloch & Schneider, 1801)
• Lethrinus aurolineatus Macleay, 1882
• Lethrinus esculentus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus scoparius Gilchrist & Thompson, 1908
• Lethrinus frenatus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus erythrurus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus karwa Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus devisianus Whitley, 1929
• Lethrinus maculatus Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus guentheri Bleeker, 1873
• Sciaena nebulosa Forsskål, 1775
• Lethrinus gothofredi Valenciennes, 1830
• Lethrinus centurio Valenciennes, 1830