unique fish
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here's a good fish to keep:
The Horn-nosed Boxfish (Ostracion rhinorhynchos) grow to about 14 inches in length and inhabit the waters East Africa eastward through Indonesia to northern Australia and as far north as southern Japan. They have no real commercial value.
The "horn" is not always so prominent.
source: http://www.thejump.net/id/horn-nosed-boxfish.htm
The Horn-nosed Boxfish (Ostracion rhinorhynchos) grow to about 14 inches in length and inhabit the waters East Africa eastward through Indonesia to northern Australia and as far north as southern Japan. They have no real commercial value.
The "horn" is not always so prominent.
source: http://www.thejump.net/id/horn-nosed-boxfish.htm
I personally like the Pacific lumpfish (adorable, to die for), but I also love a lot of the ones people have posted (Locariids, Mormyrids). It's true, there are just too many to choose one!
The images came from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumpfish
The images came from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumpfish
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I don't know if that link worked, I'm new to that.
Also like shallow-water anglers. They're in the same order (Lophiiformes) as the deep sea guys. Very odd buggers.
Aussie lungfish, Polypteridae, oarfish, goblin sharks, coelecanths, gulper eels....the list goes on and on.
yeh they're blob fish, i think they live really deep or something, theres are only a handful of pics on the net of them. they're pretty sick lookin:S
