Trumpetfish

Facts

• Very long thin body, a trumpet-like mouth and a barbel on the chin. Usually mottled brown, but can be blue-gray, bright yellow or green.^[1]
• Often hangs head-down among sea rods and sea fans to blend in.^[1]
• Shadows bigger fish to sneak up on prey, then sucks it in by opening its mouth wide.^[1]

Where it's been reported (2)

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

• Muelle de Azúcar · Aguadilla & Northwest“angelfish, trumpetfish, lionfish, butterflyfish, damselfish” (Aquatica Underwater Adventures)
• Tres Palmas (Steps) · West Coast“parrotfish, surgeonfish, bottlenose dolphins, trumpetfish, hawksbill turtles” (Discover Puerto Rico)