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According to IUCN, the Brownstriped grunt Anisotremus moricandi is considered as “Least Concern” (LC). However, this species has a very limited distribution range and most of the reefs where it occurs have been exploited for different anthropogenic activities, such as artisanal fishing and tourism. Besides that, A. moricandi is amongst the fishes exploited by ornamental trade and artisanal fishing in Brazil. Although some authors consider that A. moricandi is not a fishery-targeted specie in northeastern Brazil, recurrent fishing records showing the capture of this species have been observed in coastal reefs of Paraíba, as well as along the Northeast of Brazil.

FISHING RECORD OF ANISOTREMUS MORICANDI (PERCIFORMES, HAEMULIDAE), A TROPICAL SHALLOW REEF FISH