226 Red Snapper Underwater Sea Life Fish Images and Stock Photos

large nurse shark swims over coral reef and is surrounded by hundreds of fish

large shark and several fishes photographed from below with sun in background

Close-up of a fresh Red Sea Bream fish against a black background

"closeup of red snapper, great color."

A Snapper in Maldives

A lion fish with a Red Emperor Snapper fish (Lutjanus sebae) hiding in its spiny fins sitting on a protrusion of an old ship wreck covered with corals

shark comes very close and looks menacingly at the camera

Shool of fish in Redsea

two blacktip reef sharks swim near a diver on a coral reef in seychelles

Beetween the two islands just North of Komodo Island, Gili Lawa Laut and Gili Lawa Barat, there is a narrow passage with a really, but really strong current. As a photographer, you have just some seconds to take a photo, and boom -- you are washed to the other side! Hard for divers, easy for fishes, they hang around there easily! The amout of fish in amount and species is stunning. Red Snapper Lutjanus bohar, Giant Trevally Caranx ignobilis, Bigeye Trevally Caranx sexfasciatus, Lowfin Drummer Kyphosus vaigiensis, Topsail Drummer Kyphosus cinerascens, One Spot Snapper Lutjanus monostigma, Humpnose Bigeye Bream Monotaxis grandoculis. Komodo Nationalpark, Indonesia, 8°27'35" S, 119°33'42" E

group of red snappers with sun in background

The West Passage of Gili Lawa Laut is a very narrow strait in between the two islands of Gili Lawa Laut and Gili Lawa Darat, North of Komodo Island in the Komodo National Park, Indonesia.

shoal of large red snappers underwater

A large Ellisella Whip Coral dominates the scenery. Golden Damsels Amblyglyphidodon aureus and Ternate Chromis Chromis ternatensis find shelter in and around the coral. There is very large Sponge Petrosia hoeksemai near the whip coral. Even if the shape is very different from Giant Barrel Sponge Xestospongia testudinaria (there is one to see behind the whip coral at the seascape horizon), the two species are closely related. A school of Black and White Snappers Macolor niger is in the background, at the right side some Red Snappers Lutjanus bohar.North east side of Nusa Laut, Indonesia, 3°38'52.8396 S 128°49'0.7902 E at 20m depth

A shoal in Redsea

closeup of red snapper, great color.

Pen and ink illustrations of Saltwater Fish - Shark, Marlin, Barracuda, Snapper. Layered for easy reference. Check out my "Vectors Animals & Insects" light box for more.

A school of Red Snappers Lutjanus bohar, in the background some Sleek Unicornfishes Naso hexacanthus and in the foreground Banana Fusiliers Pterocaesio pisang. Lutjanus bohar occurs in the tropical Indopacific and is more common around oceanic islands than in continental areas. The reef-associated species enters brackish and even freshwater areas, usually 10-70m, the depth range is 4-180m, the max. length 90cm, common 76cm. L. bohar mainly feeds on fishes, is preyed on by reef sharks and is a target of fishery, an important commercial fish in many areas. Hump coral Porites lutea at the left. A reef east of Kri Island, Raja Ampat, Indonesia, 0°32'46.41" S 130°41'58.89" E at 10m depth

shark feeding with open mouth

Afternoon, large schools of Snappers and Trevallies swim into the strong current from the North at Cape Kri in Raja Ampat. The identified fish species are Humpback Red Snapper Lutjanus gibbus,

shark opens its mouth to swallow a piece of fish. Red snappers in the background

large shark feeding pictured from below

A selection of detailed fish silhouettes of the indo-pacific.

Various types of freshly caught fish laid on ice at a seafood vendor’s stall in a traditional wet market.

Close-up of fresh groupers and snappers laid on ice for sale at a traditional wet market.

vector illustration of chef fish with gold trophy…

Red Emperor Snapper, lutjanus sebae, close up in sea water near the corals.

Red Snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Afternoon, a school of Onespot Snappers Lutjanus monostigma is swimming into the strong current from the North at Cape Kri in Raja Ampat. The identified fish species are Humpback Red Snapper Lutjanus gibbus, Bigeye Trevally Caranx sexfasciatus, Midnight Snapper Macolor macularis, Red Snapper Lutjanus bohar, Threadfin Anthias Pseudanthias huchtii, Longface Emperor Lethrinus olivaceus, Highfin Coralgrouper Plectropomus oligacanthus, Goldbelly Damsel Pomacentrus auriventris, Blackspot Snapper Lutjanus ehrenbergii. A lot of hard and soft coral, hydroids and ascidians. Raja Ampat, Indonesia, 0°33'20" S 130°41'30" E at 19m depth

red snapper with teeth right infront of the fisheye lens on a deep reef in the Seychelles

Humpback red snapper (Lutjanus gibbus) in sea water

Red Snapper Lutjanus bohar occurs in the tropical Indopacific and is more common around oceanic islands than in continental areas. The reef-associated species enters brackish and even freshwater areas, usually 10-70m, the depth range is 4-180m, the max. length 90cm, common 76cm. The species mainly feeds on fishes, is preyed on by reef sharks and is a target of fishery, an important commercial fish in many areas. In the Western Pacific (including Australia), large individuals can potentially cause ciguatera poisoning. Among tropical Snappers, the longevity, up to 56 years, is the oldest reported. Near the Blue Holes, Palau 7°8'32.47 N 134°13'20.099 E at 21m depth

Red Snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

comical closeup photo from the front of the head of a fish (Bohar snapper) underwater

Humpback Red Snapper Lutjanus gibbus occurs in the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean in a depth range from 1-150m, max. length 50cm, common 45cm. Adults mainly inhabit coral reefs, sometimes like these specimens forming large aggregations, which are mostly stationary during the day. It is not easy to approach a school of Humpback Red Snapper Lutjanus gibbus, as this species has a well-spaced escape distance. By some reason that was a lucky day! Just one Red Snapper Lutjanus bohar at the right side. Blue Corner, Palau, Micronesia, 7°8'4.919" N 134°13'15.52" E at 8m depth

Bigeye Trevally Caranx sexfasciatus occurs in the tropical Indo-Pacific in a depth range from 1-146m, common length 60cm, max. 120cm. A lot of fish species are more difficult to approach. Caranx sexfasciatus has a moderate escape distance. The species forms slow-moving schools during the day, dispersing at night feed, mainly on fish and crustaceans.There are some Red Snappers Lutjanus bohar inbetween these trevallies. Palau, 7°8'1.9" N 134°13'18.809" E at 14m depth

diver surrounded by fish and a shark

Red snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

School of yellow snapper fish on coral reef in ocean

emperor fish with other fish in the background on a coral reef in the seychelles

Red snapper fish in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands surronded with schools of silverside fishes.

Red Snapper Lutjanus bohar occurs in the tropical Indopacific and is more common around oceanic islands than in continental areas. The reef-associated species enters brackish and even freshwater areas, usually 10 to 70m, the depth range is 4 to 180m, the max. length 90cm, common 76cm. The species mainly feeds on fishes, is preyed on by reef sharks and is a target of fishery, an important commercial fish in many areas. In the Western Pacific (including Australia), large individuals can potentially cause ciguatera poisoning. Among tropical Snappers, the longevity, up to 56 years, is the oldest reported. Tuhei Ava Passage of Tikehau, Tuamoto Atoll, French Polynesia 15°0'31.422 S 148°16'51.378 W at 19m depth

Close-up of red snapper in a fishing net

Red snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red snapper fish surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red snapper surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snapper fishes surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snapper fishes surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.

Red Snappers surrounded with schools of silverside fishes in the Carrebbean sea near Cayman Islands.