Variable: pale to brown body, with two pale slightly curved bars in a V shape behind the eye. Monochrome tail.
Dark blue body with paler blue head, lunate tails with long lobes. Usually identified by behaviour: feeding in aggregations in mid-water.
Not to be confused with the Indian or gilded trigger. Dark brown or black body, with white black-margined dorsal and anal fins, and pinkish mother-of-pearl coloured tail.
Clear trigger shape with orange lines over green body.
Variable: dark or pale brown body, with pale narrow vertical bar from behind the eye. Distinctive feature is the white margined tail.
Most conspicuous trigger: white circular patches on black belly, yellow reticulated pattern over black back, small white face mask and orange mouth.
Classic trigger-shape: symmetrical rear dorsal and anal fins – though these are not coloured. Often referred to as the ‘Picasso trigger’ as the markings are a little surreal and look as if painted on. Yellow line from mouth to pectoral fin which looks like a jaw line – but isn’t; has three blue vertical lines […]
Classic trigger-shape: symmetrical rear dorsal and anal fins; slightly lunate caudal fin (crescent moon shaped tail) and a golden margin all around these fins and the tail – giving a gilt-edged appearance.
Classic trigger-shape: symmetrical rear dorsal and anal fins. Recognisable by their size. Greyish body, blue margins, yellow tail with blue trim, a mustache … and an attitude.
Classic trigger-shape: symmetrical rear dorsal and anal fins. Recognisable by their size. Greyish body, blue margins, yellow tail with blue trim, a mustache … and an attitude.
