Common name: Whiptail Breams

Pentapodus is a genus of fish in the Nemipteridae family, commonly known as Whiptail Breams. These fish are characterized by their elongated bodies and forked tails. They are typically found in the Indo-Pacific region, inhabiting coral reefs and sandy bottoms. Whiptail Breams are known for their peaceful temperament and are omnivorous, feeding on a variety of small invertebrates and algae. In the aquarium, they require ample swimming space and a well-established environment with plenty of hiding spots.

1. 
   Common name: Yellowstripe threadfin bream

   Scientific name: Pentapodus aureofasciatus
2. Common name: white-shouldered whiptail

   Scientific name: Pentapodus bifasciatus
3. Common name: Big-tailed besugo

   Scientific name: Pentapodus caninus
4. Common name: Whip-tailed threadfin-bream

   Scientific name: Pentapodus emeryii
5. 
   Common name: paradise whiptail

   Scientific name: Pentapodus paradiseus
6. Common name: Kinkin

   Scientific name: Pentapodus trivittatus