Laterally posed butterflyfish with extended fins

The fish exhibits a predominantly black and white striped pattern, bisected by a longitudinal yellow band. Its body is laterally compressed, and the fins are extended, displaying a fan-like configuration with prominent dorsal spines. Two elongated, cephalic fins curve slightly at their apexes. A small, oval aperture is centrally located on the fish's head, indicating its mouth. The caudal fin appears rounded. This morphology suggests the fish is adapted for maneuverability and navigation within coral reef environments.