Photo Image Whitebelly toby Canthigaster bennetti

WHITEBELLY TOBY

Canthigaster bennetti

This species has a brown upper body and whitish below, with blue lines radiating from their eye often interspersed with orange. It has a blue-edged black spot at the base of their dorsal fin. Lives solitary or form groups in reef areas, found in 1-15 m depth.
Frequency of sightings:
Common
Best time of year:
All year round

Taxonomical order of this critter:
Veterbrate
Reef
Odd shape
Puffer
-	Birdbeak burrfish
-	Black blotched porcupinefish
-	Black-saddled toby
-	Black-spotted puffer
-	Fingerprint toby
-	Longspined porcupinefish
-	Map puffer
-	Milkspotted puffer
-	Papuan toby
-	Porcupinefish
-	Shortfin puffer
-	Star puffer
-	Striped puffer
-	White-spotted puffer
-	Whitebelly toby