Species recorded around Great Barrier Reef
Bluestreak cleaner wrasse
Labroides dimidiatusAdults have a broad black side stripe, a pale head, and blue toward the rear. Juveniles are predominantly dark with a blue stripe.
View Bluestreak cleaner wrasse records on the map →Dusky Surgeonfish
Acanthurus nigrofuscusRock and boulder habitat
View Dusky Surgeonfish records on the map →Green sea turtle
Chelonia mydasLook for four pairs of large scutes along the sides of the shell and a single pair of large scales between the eyes. The shell can look brown, gray or olive; the name does not mean the shell is green. Juveniles can resemble hawksbills, so compare several features.
View Green sea turtle records on the map →Pacific Orange-spine Unicornfish
Naso lituratusOuter reef habitat
View Pacific Orange-spine Unicornfish records on the map →Reef triggerfish
Rhinecanthus rectangulusShallow reef flats, rubble, and wave-exposed reef edges
View Reef triggerfish records on the map →
OBIS records since 2016-01-01; checked 2026-09-19. The search covers a 40 km radius around the destination center. This is a selection matched to our species guide, not a complete local checklist. Past presence does not predict an encounter. Source checklist · How we check records.