Grammistes sexlineatus is moderately common at Kwajalein, where it lives in ledges and small caves in shallow water. A good place to see them is in the small caves around the edges of quarries blasted and dug out of Kwajalein's intertidal seaward reef. The young individual below was photographed by Christina Sylvester.
The photo below or a larger individual was captured from video taken at Anilao in the Philippines.
Created 29 April 2017
Updated 8 June 2018