Snappers are very valued food fish.  They are caught by bottom fishing, a gill net, and spear fishing.  There are about 23 kinds of snappers around Guam.  Many snappers live in deep water.  They eat larval crustaceans, tunicates, and other fish.  The blue-lined snapper lives in reef habitats.  The flame-tail snapper lives in lagoons and outer reef areas.  And the one spot snapper lives in the outer lagoon and the seaward reefs.  A red snapper is not safe to eat because it is poisonous, but the other snappers are safe to eat.