Pygmy Sea Bass

 Pygmy sea bass (Serraniculus pumilio)

Sand Perch

Sand perches (Diplectrum formosum) are a common species off Florida that can often be found around sandy areas (although they can also be found in ruble or sea grass)

Spotted Seatrout

The spotted seatrout (Cynoscion nebulosus) is also called the speckled trout

Spotted seatrouts are most commonly found in deeper water and near oyster beds

Spotted Seatrout off Lido Jetty

Spotted Seatrout off Lido Jetty

Grey Snapper

The grey snapper (Lutjanus griseus) is also called the mangrove snapper

Grey Snapper off Lido Jetty

Juvenile Grey Snapper off Lido Jetty

Grey Snapper off Lido Jetty

Common Snook

The common snook (Centropomus undecimalis) have the ability to change their gender from male to female.
Snook often school in small groups.

Common Snook off Lido Jetty

Common Snook off Lido Jetty

Common Snook off Lido Jetty

Common Snook off Lido Jetty

Southern Stingray

The southern stingray (Dasyatis americana)
 

Southern Stingray off Honeymoon Harbour, Bimini Bahamas

Southern Stingray off Honeymoon Harbour, Bimini Bahamas

Atlantic Devil Ray

Mobula rays (including Atlantic devil rays) are filter feeders.

Atlantic Devil Ray off Public Beach Lido

School of Atlantic Devil Rays off Public Beach Lido

Atlantic Devil Ray off Public Beach Lido

Smooth Butterfly Ray

The smooth butterfly ray (Gymnura micrura) is also commonly called the lesser butterfly ray.
Unlike stingrays, the smooth butterfly ray does not possess a venomous barb.

Male Smooth Butterfly Ray off Lido Jetty

Female Smooth Butterfly Ray off Lido Jetty