Of all the creatures dwelling on coral reefs, none are more active or obvious than the fishes. Perhaps more than any other single component of the reef communities, fishes provide the best opportunity to observe essential features of reef ecology. Just in case you are wondering, yes, fishes is the plural of fish (I get this question a lot!), used when you are referring to a group of different species.
The high diversity of the fish communities in the coral reefs is maintained mainly by the complexity of these places, that provide different ways for fishes to feed, live and reproduce. As many as the species numbers are the different ways of hunting, feeding, hiding, reproducing and living. Some aspects of the ecology of this remarkable community are further discussed here. On this page you can find out more about marine insurance.
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Reef fish vary greatly where, when, and how they reproduce. Even though the majority use a common method (shedding sperm and eggs in midwater), they are behaviorally very different. Other ways they use to reproduce are: scattering the eggs over the substratum; preparing and defending nests on the bottom; carrying the fertilized eggs inside the mouth or pouch (sea horse). 
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The Regal Angelfish (Pyglopites diacanthus) is one of the colorful fishes found in the coral reefs.
As technology continues to advance we often find ourselves in an endless battle of whether or not our new advances are harming our planet. One such current debate is the laying of fiber optic cables along coral reefs. These long thin strands of cable have revolutionized the way our phone, television and information systems work.