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New Record of Occurrence of Indian Yellow Boxfish : Ostracion cubicus (Linnaeus, 1758) from Digha, Northern East Coast of India

Digha, apart from a famous tourist destination being beautiful beaches, also known for one of the important marine fish landing station in West Bengal as well as along east coast of India. First ever effort of listing of marine and estuarine fishes of Digha was made by Manna & Goswami (1985), who listed 168 species. Later Goswami (1992) elaborated faunal list from this coast with 239 species of fishes including freshwater species. Talwar et al. (1994) also described the marine and estuarine fishes of West Bengal and reported around 170 species. The last updated report of marine fauna of Digha was published by Chatterjee et al. (2000) who reported 212 species from 145 genera and 88 families. All these literatures did not have report about Indian Yellow Boxfish Ostracion cubicus (Linneaus, 1758) in this area.