Cero
Scomberomorus regalis
Also known as: Cero Mackerel, Kingfish Mackerel, Painted Mackerel
- Cero Mackerel
- Kingfish Mackerel
- Painted Mackerel
Overview
Found singly, pairs or in schools, over clear water coral reefs.
Scombridae are some of the fastest swimmers in the ocean with their streamlined bodies and retractable fins cruising the open seas of the world for their food.
Tunas and Mackerels form the basis of the worlds largest fishing industry.
How to identify
- Behaviour
- open waterpairsschoolingsolitary
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Atlantic, Caribbean
- Country only · 6
Found singly, pairs or in schools, over clear water coral reefs.
Adult photos 6
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