A clown triggerfish (Balistoides conspicillum) is depicted in an aquatic environment, likely an aquarium exhibit, located in Noumea, France

A clown triggerfish (Balistoides conspicillum) is depicted in an aquatic environment, likely an aquarium exhibit, located in Noumea, France. The fish is oriented slightly left and forward, with its mouth slightly agape, revealing a yellow interior. Its prominent features include bright yellow lips with a thin pinkish-purple outline, a black face adorned with a distinct white band above the mouth, and a leopard-like pattern of yellow spots on a black background extending over its upper dorsal area. Its body transitions to a white base with large, irregular black spots creating a distinctive pattern on its mid-section and belly. Visible fins include a white pectoral fin with a dark outline and parts of its yellow and white anal and caudal fins. The background is blurred, showing shades of green, brown, and reddish rock or coral formations consistent with a reef habitat. The transparent barrier, presumably glass, exhibits minor scratches and fine particulate matter within the water column. A faint, light-colored fish is partially visible in the blurred far left background.