Atlantic spadefish

Facts

• Disk-shaped, silvery body with 4 to 6 black vertical bands that can fade in big fish. Juveniles are dark and look like dead leaves.^[1]
• Schools of up to hundreds, often around wrecks, from about 10 to 115 feet.^[1]

Where it's been reported (3)

From the sources on each dive site's page. Sightings are never guaranteed.

• Bajo Amarillo · Culebra“creole wrasse / Bermuda chub / Atlantic spadefish schools (sometimes)” (Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide)
• Cayo del Agua · Culebra“Atlantic spadefish schools” (Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide)
• Black Wall · Guánica & La Parguera“bar jacks, schooling Atlantic spadefish, great barracuda, Caribbean reef sharks, flamingo tongue snails” (Paradise Scuba & Snorkeling Center)