Humphead Wrasse Cheilinus undulatus

The Humphead Wrasse is the largest living species of wrasse, growing up to 2 metres long (large males) and weighing up to 180kg. It is also known as the Maori and the Napoleon Wrasse. It is native to the Indo-Pacific region, particularly along the East African coast, Indonesia and the Great Barrier Reef.

Above is a juvenile. They are all born female. Although they can live to some 30 years, many don't get the chance since they are critically endangered by over-fishing and habitat degradation.