African lionfish
Pterois mombasae
The species name mombasae is derived from the African city of Mombasa. Those living in the …
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Pterois mombasae
The species name mombasae is derived from the African city of Mombasa. Those living in the …
Pogonophryne cerebropogon
Pogonophryne - Greek, pogon = beard + phrynos = toadBrainbeard plunderfish have a chin tendril. They …
Pterois radiata
Have 12-13 venomous spines on the back and several clusters in the pelvic and anal fins. …
Pterois miles
The large head of this fish is one-third to one-half of the total body length. It …
Pogonophryne neyelovi
The species name Hopbeard plunderfish refers to the peculiar structure of the fish's chin tendril, the …
Euthynnus affinis
They have a spindle-shaped dense body, rounded in cross section. The teeth are small, conical, arranged …
Pterois volitans
Long, silently oscillating fins and head growths (of which the growth over the eye is particularly …
Euthynnus lineatus
The dorsal fin of these fish has 13 to 15 spines and is high in the …
Pterois antennata
Like all fish in this subfamily, the species is characterized by a body that is compressed …
It belongs to the species group "P. albipinna". It differs from other species of the group …
Euthynnus alletteratus
The body is spindle-shaped. Little tunny has a scattering of dark fingerprint-like spots between the pectoral …
Pogonophryne albipinna
Pogonophryne - Greek, pogon = beard + Greek, phrynos = toad; albipinna - from Latin albus, …