The ahole'hole (Kuhlia sandvicensis), also known as the flagtail, is endemic to Hawaii. It used to be a very popular fish in Kaelepulu pond during the ancient Hawaiian days. It feeds on crustaceans, insects, and insect larvae. The ahole'hole is a large fish with large eyes.

The ahole'hole is a fish that is desirable for food. It can be caught by using bread or shrimp for bait. Ahole'hole means sparkly.