Oilfish
Ruvettus pretiosus
Also known as: Castor Oilfish, Escolars, Night Barracuda, Plaintail, Scourfish, White Tuna, Escolar
- Castor Oilfish
- Escolars
- Night Barracuda
- Plaintail
- Scourfish
- White Tuna
- Escolar
Overview
Found singly or in pairs close to the bottom of the continental shelf or in very deep oceanic waters, migrating far offshore.
The flesh of this fish is very oily and has a high wax ester content that is indigestible and acts as a laxative!
Gempylida are deepwater fish and important commercial and game fish, their skin is rough and like Barracudas have fang-like teeth!
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Circumtropical
- Country only · 2
Found singly or in pairs close to the bottom of the continental shelf or in very deep oceanic waters, migrating far offshore.
Adult photos 2
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