The burrowfish, also known as the three rockets or the three rocket butterflies, belongs to the order Perch, butterflyfish, and drillfish, and is a class of tropical marine fish in coral reef areas
The burrowfish are found in eastern Australia in the central western Pacific
The Three-Room Rocket is one of the species in the genus distributed in the Western Pacific. Also known as: Copper ribbon butterflyfish
It is found in areas where coral reefs are abundant, foraging for various types of organic debris, and also using sharp beaks to solidify invertebrate organisms in reefs and crevices. It can be used as an ornamental fish
In nature, the three rockets love to eat tube worms, marine worms, sand silkworms and other link animals, as well as shellfish and small arthropods. Do not eat coelenterates such as corals
Its body shape looks a little weak and unflinching, coupled with the special snout eating difficulties, the neurotic personality is easy to be frightened, the fish itself is not easy to open, so a large part of it died of starvation