Definition
Hogfish (Lachnolaimus maximus) are colorful fish found in the Western Atlantic Ocean. They're known for their elongated snout, resembling a hog's nose. They resemble the funny-looking character in the reef cast. These fish can change color depending on their environment and mood. They have the camouflage skill mastered. Hogfish feed on hard-shelled invertebrates. They can grow quite large, up to 3 feet, making them one of the bigger reef inhabitants. They're typically found in reefs and rocky areas, often hiding among corals.