It sure looks like something that belongs at great depths. These look like adults, do they not? They were about 7 and 5 cm, respectively, which I understand is the adult length. Either way, I'm glad I came across this species - entirely new to me, and I got to learn a bit about it.
Just received info from another group about the ID of this fish.
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Posted by benignorIt sure looks like something that belongs at great depths. These look like adults, do they not? They were about 7 and 5 cm, respectively, which I understand is the adult length. Either way, I'm glad I came across this species - entirely new to me, and I got to learn a bit about it.
Posted by @fishx6Juveniles can be found on reefs otherwise they tend to be very deep! Thank you for the information.
Posted by BenignorBlack brotula - I updated the title, and added the information I found about the species. I sure had never seen or even heard of it.
Posted by @fishx6So what did they think the fish was?
Posted by @benignorJust received info from another group about the ID of this fish.