WHATSTHATFISH
Bony fish

Robust Jawfish

Opistognathus muscatensis

Also known as: - No other name

LCLeast ConcernIUCN Red List, 2018
Adult
@designedforx · KE, Kenya · November 20151 / 1
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Overview

Found singly, with just the head showing, in rock lined burrows, over rubble and sand areas.
They feed mainly on benthic crustaceans, invertebrates and zooplankton.

Jawfish are usually found in self-constructed burrows with just the head showing waiting for their prey, they have huge mouths for the size of head.
After mating the males incubate the eggs in their mouths, the eggs are clumped together like a sticky ball!

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How to identify

Pattern
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Habitat & where to find it

  • Range · Western Indian Ocean
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Found singly, with just the head showing, in rock lined burrows, over rubble and sand areas.

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Adult photos 1

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    Taxonomy

    1. kingdomAnimalia
    2. phylumChordata
    3. classTeleostei
    4. orderOvalentaria incertae sedis
    5. familyOpistognathidae
    6. genusOpistognathus
    7. speciesOpistognathus muscatensis Boulenger, 1888

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    More in the family

    Jawfishes (Opistognathidae)