Flathead crocodile fish settling in the sand
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That species is one of many relatives of the "Flathead" family commonly found in Australian and Indonesian waters. In Australia alone there's over 50 different species of them....
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In the Paul Humann South Pacific fish ID book, they list it's common name as Crocodile Flathead and its scientific name as Cymbacephalus beauforti. Just reasearching it after taking a few pictures of one off the coast Pemba island, Tanzania.
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You must look up dusky flathead on wiki. Croc fish is just slang hehe.
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why is croc fish not on wikipedia?
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rofl... it's the water.
4 years ago 2
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Is the sand really that green color, or is it just the water?
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yeh bro they edible. one of the more tastier fish, heaps of flavour
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spear it
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you should of caught it or didnt you have anything to catch it with
swampertalex 5 years ago
is it even edible? sorry, was scuba-diving, and we make it a point not to touch or kill anything!
colouredshots 5 years ago