Southern Fiddler Ray
Trygonorrhina dumerilii
Also known as: Banjo Ray, Banjo Shark, Black-and-White Fiddler Ray, Dumeril's Shovelnose Ray, Fiddler, Fiddler Ray, Green Skate, Magpie Fiddler, Magpie Fiddler Ray, Magpie Ray, Paritt, Southern Fiddler, Shovelnose Ray
- Banjo Ray
- Banjo Shark
- Black-and-White Fiddler Ray
- Dumeril's Shovelnose Ray
- Fiddler
- Fiddler Ray
- Green Skate
- Magpie Fiddler
- Magpie Fiddler Ray
- Magpie Ray
- Paritt
- Southern Fiddler
- Shovelnose Ray
Overview
Found singly, or in schools, over soft mud, sand, and seagrass beds, of the continental shelf.
They feed on benthic crustaceans, small fish, molluscs, and worms.
Eastern Indian Ocean - Southern Australian
Guitarfish catch their prey by using a suction method called "jumping jacks" when jumping out of the water.
How to identify
Habitat & where to find it
- Range · Eastern Indian Ocean
- Exact location · 1
Found singly, or in schools, over soft mud, sand, and seagrass beds, of the continental shelf.
Adult photos 1
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