Tropical Fish Sketches: Marine Life Postcard Collection

✦ **Tropical Fish of Taiwan Casual Postcard** ✦ ☁︎ **Material & Features:** Material: Fine textured paper + Embossed foil stamping ☁︎ **Specifications:** Size: 10.5*14.8cm ::** DESIGN INTRODUCTION **:: Taiwan is located at the tropical and subtropical border, on the edge of the world's largest continental shelf. The coral reefs, which occupy only 0.3% of the world's oceans, are found around the north, south, and various outlying islands. The number of coral reef fish species reaches 1,500, including many vibrantly colored tropical fish. Regal Angelfish / Emperor Angelfish / Queen Angelfish Collectively known as angelfish. There are many species of angelfish, with similar body shapes but numerous variations in their markings, such as stripes, spirals, spots, and gradients. They are one of the most astonishing small creatures encountered while diving. Three-spot Dascyllus As juveniles, their bodies are black, gradually becoming lighter as they grow. They have a distinct white spot on their side. Young dascyllus live among anemones with clownfish, but as they mature, they move to coral reefs. Sparks. (Damselfish) They inhabit the wave-swept zones just 5 meters from shore, visible without diving. Their white bodies have a subtle yellow gradient on the upper part, adorned with a few black stripes. Clownfish Famously known as NEMO from the movie "Finding Nemo," they are well-known for their symbiotic relationship with anemones. Another significant characteristic is their sex change. All clownfish are born male; as they mature, the largest clownfish in a group will transform into a female, taking on the responsibility of reproduction. Raccoon Butterflyfish Distinguished by its white and orange coloration and a prominent black spot. Butterflyfish are common tropical fish species in the ocean, characterized by their laterally compressed bodies, elongated snouts, and small mouths. Their patterns are also highly varied. Yellow Tang Their bodies are a vibrant golden yellow and they can grow up to 40 cm. They enjoy swimming in schools near coral reefs, feeding on algae. Lionfish These are nocturnal fish, swimming slowly during the day. Their bodies are covered in venomous spines, making them unafraid of humans. Combined with their vibrant and varied coloration, they are a favorite among underwater photographers. Corange Butterflyfish Their most distinctive feature is the elongated shape of their dorsal fin. Due to their bright colors and unique appearance, they are a consistently popular fish species. They prefer to feed on sponges or algae. Blue Tang Made famous by Dory in the movie "Finding Nemo." Their bodies are a vivid blue, with markings resembling a sideways '6'. They have a bright triangular tail, making them quite a colorful species.