The Pennant Coralfish or coachman is a tropical fish that primarily lives in the Indian and Pacific Oceans in coral reefs. This fish is recognizable by its mostly black and white coloring and a bright yellow pectoral fins. These fish are relatively social fish and are found in pairs or shoals. They are also rather passive fish and rarely territorial.
The Pennant Coralfish usually eats plankton, however, they are also known to eat jellyfish and algae. These fish have almost no economical value aside from being caught and sold for aquariums. They are purchased as an alternate to the Moorish Idol, a fish that is extremely difficult to keep in a aquarium.
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