Chaunax
Chaunax is a genus of bony fish in the sea toad family Chaunacidae. They are found in tropical and subtropical oceans around the world and most species are found a depths between , but "C. endeavouri" occurs as shallow as and "C. fimbriatus" as deep as . Depending on the exact species involved, they reach a total length of . Species. There are currently 25 recognized species in this genus: Description. Chaunax suttkusi fish are relatively identified as round body, slightly compressed, small rounded tail, large head, and eyes high on the side of the head. It is also distinguished by the  color of its skin, as a pale-rosey pink. While the top head and body appear to have yellow spots and the sides of fins appear reddish in color. Habitat and diet. Members of the fish are primarily found near the ocean floor, along coral reefs, oysters, soft bottoms, and near muddy substrates. Their eating habits revolve around the oceanic floor, where there are occasionally only a few small marine species to be found. As a result, they developed an energy-saving mechanism to allow them to survive on less food. The fish family is a consistent predator. They move  slowly enough that their prey is unaware of their existence. In the depths of the ocean floor, they prey on nearly anything, such as small marine fishes that may be part of their diet.