Fresh Demersal Fish
Demersal fish live freely near the seabed
This category includes all our fresh demersal fish :
Spotted seabass Canary dentex Capitain fish Golden grouper Goatfish Sharpsnout seabream ...
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Senegales sole
Senegales sole, scientific name Solea senegalensis, are demersal fish belonging to the family Soleidae.Their body is flat and oval,there are recognized by their completely black pectoral fin.
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Sharpsnout seabream
Sharpsnout seabream , scientific name Diplodus puntazzo , are demersal fish , belonging to the Sparidae family. They have an oval body and laterally compressed, a single fin drosale, a large black spot on the caudal peduncle, a small dark spot on the base of the pectoral fins, a pointed beak with 8 inclined incisors on each jaw.
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Slender rockfish
Slender rockfish, scientific name Scorpaena elongata, are demersal fish belonging to the family Scorpaenidae.They have a body less thickset than that of the other rockfishs , a reddish back, a wide mouth, scraps of skin at the level of thorny fins and the head.
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Spiny turbot
Spiny turbot , scientific name Psettodes belcheri , are demersal fish belonging to the family Psettodidae. They have a large body, the width is half the length, oval and slightly compressed .There are provided with a large mouth, their caudal door dark spots, the pectoral and pelvic are symmetrical.
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Spotted seabass
Spotted seabass , scientific name Dicentrarchus punctatus, belongs to the family Moronidae.It has big eyes, striking lower jaw, mouth directed upward, and black spot on the edge of the seal.
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Tonguesole
Tonguesole, scientific name Cynoglossus, are demersal fish belonging to the family Cynoglossidae.Their body are flat and they are recognized by the presence of eyes on the left-hand side and an unclear caudal fin.
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White grouper
White grouper, Epinephelus aeneus, are demersal fish belonging to the family Serranidae. They have a elongated grey-greenish body , sometimes brown. There are recognized by Three white lines, two at the back of the eye, and the third in the jaw.
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