On averager they are somewhere around 13 inches. but some of been known to grow as long as 2 feet. *another answer* I encountered a titan triggerfish while snorkelling in Sharm El Sheikh Egypt, and it looked to be about half a metre long..I kept away from it as I know they are protective of their habitats, and they have nasty looking teeth :S
It depends on the species, but most are about the size of a football.
The biggest reef aquarium in the world is a debatable topic. Where the biggest reef aquarium in the world is located can be in different places depending on different resources. One of the largest reef aquariums is in Osaka, Japan. Another one of the biggest reef aquariums is in Atlanta, George in the United States. Lastly, possibly the biggest reef aquarium is in Australia. This is considered to be the biggest reef aquarium in the world, and it is known as Reef HQ.
There is no smallest coral reef
Fringing Reef
If you mean reef chow, it is a fish food commonly used by people who have saltwater aquariums with live corals in them. I have never heard it called reef chow mein.
Because the Great Barrier Reef extends for 2000 km up the Queensland coast, there are several cities close to the reef. A large city which is closest to where the reef comes in nearest the coast is Cairns.Townsville is a large city along the coast, but the reef is not as accessible and close to shore from there. The southern end of the Great Barrier Reef is around 75km northwest of the port city of Gladstone.Brisbane is the nearest capital city to the Reef, but it is about 530km from the southern end.Contrary to popular overseas opinion, Sydney is nowhere near the Great Barrier Reef, as it is 930 kilometres south of Brisbane.
Reef triggerfish
Yes.
The state fish is the Humuhumunukunkuapua'a
The humuhumunukunukuapuaa, or "Hawaiian Reef Triggerfish", lives in the reefs around Hawaii.
they live in Hawaii _________________________ The humuhumunukunukuapua'a is the Hawaiian Reef Triggerfish, a small and VERY brightly colored ocean fish. They typically live in the gaps in a coral reef.
No, the reef triggerfish, the state fish of Hawaiʻi is not endangered.No, it's not because it is too awesome to be endangered!
This is a very, very long name for small fish. The more common name is the Reef Triggerfish. These fish are called triggerfish as they can get into small spaces and lock their spine and make it difficult for them to get them out.
The Reef Triggerfish is Hawaii's state fish. This fish also goes by the name Humuhumunukunukuapua`a and is an incredibly colorful fish.
The hawaiian state tree is Kukui,state fish is the reef triggerfish also known as the Humuhumunukunuku apa'a.
On April 17, 2006, a bill was presented to the Governor which reinstated the reef triggerfish (humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa) as the state fish of Hawaiʻi
Big Kahuna Reef happened in 2004.
Big Kahuna Reef was created in 2004-12.