Paracentropogon longispinis
The Wispy waspfish (Paracentropogon longispinis) is a small, elongated marine fish reaching about 13 cm. It frequents coral and rocky reefs in tropical Indo‑Pacific waters and is prized by divers for its striking striped pattern rather than as a food fish.
Family
Tetrarogidae
Max Size
13 cm
Habitat
marine
Climate
tropical
Best Season
Warm months (May‑October) when reef activity peaks
Best Time
Early morning and late evening, especially around high tide
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Best bait: Live shrimp, small crab pieces, or krill