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 …
Tylosurus acus
The three subspecies have been given species rank as tentatively accepted names pending further work on …
Pterois radiata
Have 12-13 venomous spines on the back and several clusters in the pelvic and anal fins. …
Tylosurus crocodilus
These fish are known to have 270-340 anterior scales and 75-80 vertebrae. The jaws are extremely …
Pterois miles
The large head of this fish is one-third to one-half of the total body length. It …
Tylosurus crocodilus
The main difference between this fish and other members of the genus Tylosurus is that the …
Tylosurus acus
Vertebrae: 90-95. The canines of the upper jaw point straight down rather than forward. Both jaws …
Pterois volitans
Long, silently oscillating fins and head growths (of which the growth over the eye is particularly …
Tylosurus choram
Tylosurus: Greek, tylos = callus + Greek, oura = tail.The species name "choram" is Arabic for …
Hexanematichthys sagor
The species was described by Francis Buchanan-Hamilton in 1822, originally as part of the genus Pimelodus.
Pterois antennata
Like all fish in this subfamily, the species is characterized by a body that is compressed …