Puffer and non-edible fishes

The catch was terrible last Saturday and I get all sorts of non edible fish. Yeah! At last one page for the puffer fish!

This one is a beauty, it is called Black-blotched porcupinefish or Diodon liturosus. This is quite common here I think. I've got this twice so far.

This one is called Half-smooth golden pufferfish or Lagocephalus Spadicus.

Another puffer fish from the Lagocephalus genus, Lagocephalus Guentheri or Diamondback Puffer.

This is Lagocephalus Suezensis.

A dried Lagocephalus Lunaris.

Fresh Lagocephalus Lunaris

Arothron stellatus or Starry pufferfish.

Arothron reticularis or Reticulated Pufferfish

This one below is a juvenile Immaculate pufferfish or Arothron Immaculatus.

This species is called Map puffer or Arothron mappa

This species is called Green pufferfish or Tetraodon fluviatilis

Spotted green pufferfish or Tetraodon nigroviridis.

This one is the Shortnose boxfish or Rhynchostracion nasus.

Another boxfish species, Lactoria cornuta (Linnaeus, 1758), Longhorn cowfish

This one is not a puffer fish species. It's a dangerous scorpion fish that can inflict a painful injury with it's venomous dorsal sting. It's a Raggy Stonefish or Scorpaenopsis venosa (Cuvier, 1829)

Here is another venomous scorpion fish. It's a Tassled scorpionfish or Scorpaenopsis oxycephala  (Bleeker, 1849).

This one below is either a Butterflyfish or Angelfish species, suitable for aquarium. It's correct name is still unknown to me. Let me know if you have any idea what it's called.

This one is common aquarium fish, called Copperband butterflyfish or Chelmon rostratus (Linnaeus, 1758).