Pacific Dog Snapper, Pacific Cubera Snapper

Least concern.
Categories and criteria of the IUCN Red List:

It is the largest Snapper on the Pacific.

Its snout is pointy. Its backside and sides are of a dark olive brown to a copper red, with ash brown and silvery-white stripes on its abdomen.

Adults live in rocky reefs; juveniles live in estuaries with mangroves and river mouths.

It feeds on large invertebrates and fish.