WHATSTHATFISH
Bony fish

Snakefish

Trachinocephalus myops

Also known as: Bluestripe Lizardfish, Bluntnose Lizardfish, Blunt-nosed Lizardfish, Forster's Lizardfish, Ground Spearing, Painted Grinner, Painted Lizardfish, Painted Saury, Sandspear, Shorthead Lizardfish, Short-headed Lizardfish, Snake Lizardfish, Striped Lizardfish

LCLeast ConcernIUCN Red List, 2020
Adult
@fishx6 · lembeh, Indonesia · August 20081 / 30
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Overview

Found singly or in pairs, half buried or resting on sandy bottoms, over estuaries and deep outer reef slopes.

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.

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How to identify

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Habitat & where to find it

  • Range · Circumtropical
  • Exact location · 5
  • Country only · 25
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Found singly or in pairs, half buried or resting on sandy bottoms, over estuaries and deep outer reef slopes.

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Adult photos 30

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    Taxonomy

    1. kingdomAnimalia
    2. phylumChordata
    3. classTeleostei
    4. orderAulopiformes
    5. familySynodontidae
    6. genusTrachinocephalus
    7. speciesTrachinocephalus myops (Forster, 1801)

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    More in the family

    Lizardfishes (Synodontidae)