lateral display

lateral display
when fish display the body side to another fish. May involve various body movements such as quivering, body and tail slapping, and spreading fins. This may be courtship or a threat display. The other fish may fold its fins in submission or extend them to accept the challenge

Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.

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