Definition: Perilampsis is a genus of marine fish, commonly known as the red-shouldered parrotfish. This species is found in freshwater and saltwater ecosystems worldwide, including tropical and subtropical regions. They are primarily aquatic but can also be found on land during breeding season or as part of larger aggregations. Perilampsis are known for their distinctive red stripes that appear when they are fully developed, which helps them blend into the water's surface.
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