FOUR RESPLENDENT TYPES. OF ANGEL-FISH 

 The Blue Angel-Fish (Angelichthys isabelita), shown at the lower left, feeds chiefly on crustaceans, and 

 lives among the coral reefs of the Florida Keys and the Bermudas. The Black Angel-Fish {^Pom acanthus 

 arcuatus), shown at the upper right, is found from New Jersey, through the waters of the West Indies and 

 as far south as Bahia, Brazil. It is one of the most beautiful of reef dwellers. The French Angel-Fish 

 (Pomacanthus paru), shown at the lower right, is found from Florida to Bahia, and reaches a foot or more in 

 length, but is not considered a good food fish. The Rock Beauty {Holacanthus tricolor), upper figure, is 

 rarely found in Florida waters, but swims as far south as Bahia. It lives in the deeper parts of coral reefs, 

 and is most difficult to trap. 



THE SPADE FISH IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE WHITE ANGEL (Chaetodipterus faber) 

 This excellent food fish, which attains a length of from two to three feet, is caught by hook from Cape 

 Cod to Rio de Janeiro. It is especially abundant on our South Atlantic Coast. 



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