Can anyone tell me what the second fish in the picture is? With generally bland, lighter color and still a significant tail blotch? Thanks!
Lighthouse Lizardfish
Synodus jaculum
Also known as: Blackblotch Lizardfish, Blacktail Lizardfish, Black-tailed Lizardfish, Javelin Lizardfish, Javelinfish, Tail-blotch Lizardfish, Tailspot Lizardfish, Snakefish
- Blackblotch Lizardfish
- Blacktail Lizardfish
- Black-tailed Lizardfish
- Javelin Lizardfish
- Javelinfish
- Tail-blotch Lizardfish
- Tailspot Lizardfish
- Snakefish
Overview
Found singly, pairs, or in small schools, half buried, or resting on rubble and sand bottoms, close to coral heads, over coral reefs.
Lizardfish are experts at camouflage, they lie in wait for their prey lying on top of the sand or buried with just their heads showing. Their jaws have one or more lines of needle-like teeth.
They grab their victims with lightening speed often taking quite large prey.
How to identify
- Pattern
- black blotchesblotches
- Fins & Tail
- black tail spot
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Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Indo-Pacific
- Country only · 7
Found singly, pairs, or in small schools, half buried, or resting on rubble and sand bottoms, close to coral heads, over coral reefs.
Adult photos 7
Discussion 2
Deep dive
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