Dusky Flathead
Platycephalus fuscus
Also known as: Black Flathead, Dusky, Estuary Flathead, Flattie, Frog, Lizard, Mud Flathead, River Flathead
- Black Flathead
- Dusky
- Estuary Flathead
- Flattie
- Frog
- Lizard
- Mud Flathead
- River Flathead
Overview
Found singly, or in loose schools, lying on gravel, mud, sand, silt, and seagrass bottoms, of estuaries, coastal and rocky reefs, often entering freshwater areas.
Juveniles found in coastal bays.
Western Pacific - Australia, Philippines
Flatheads are closely related to Scorpionfish.
Their eyes are covered by a tasselled curtain which helps to disguise them from predators. The tassels expand and contract with intensity of light.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Western Pacific
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Found singly, or in loose schools, lying on gravel, mud, sand, silt, and seagrass bottoms, of estuaries, coastal and rocky reefs, often entering freshwater areas.
Adult photos 1
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