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Topic: Name that fish!  (Read 1068 times)

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littoral

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Is that a grouper/Jew fish or what?


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Kinda looks like a black sea bass!?
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My guess would be Giant Grouper Epinephelus lanceolatus

The size, weight and location all fit... the picture looks right too.

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 I think it is a sealacant ?
 I know that's not how it is spelled but that is what it looks like
 
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It does kinda look like a coelacanth, but coelacanths have lobed fins and this fish has rayed fins.
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