@critterhuntertv: These colors can change as the fish mature. @Critter Republic Dive Center Their name comes from their thick, fleshy lips, which are often brightly colored. These lips help them forage for food among coral and rocks. Juvenile sweetlips often exhibit a unique and exaggerated swimming motion that can look like they are dancing. This behavior might help them avoid predators by mimicking the movement of toxic flatworms. They are typically found in coral reefs and rocky areas in the Indo-Pacific region, including the Red Sea. Sweetlips are generally solitary or found in small groups. They are more active at night when they come out to hunt. @Judia of Critter Republic #fish #fyp #viraltiktok
