Mar 2, 2024
54 common fish of texas, part 10: crevalle jack (Caranx hippos), permit (Trachinotus falcatus), greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili)
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54 common fish of texas, part 10: crevalle jack (Caranx hippos), permit (Trachinotus falcatus), greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili)
more fish!! these ones were in a different tank :D also sorry i said i would post these like. several days ago. oops
they had a bamboo shark too but she was swimming too fast to get a good picture of her :(
there were two kinds of rays though! the one hanging out up top had white spots and the others chilling near the bottom didn’t, plus they were shaped a little differently. i’m not a ray expert but i looked at some pictures and i think the one with spots might have been a spotted eagle stingray? the spots and the shape seemed to line up to me but idk for sure. if anyone here knows more about stingrays than me let me know if i’m wrong. i tried to find a list of what they had there but I couldn’t find anything :(
The Atlantic Shark exhibit is delightfully spooky with half covered for construction.
Do you guys want to know what my favourite fish found in the Gulf of Mexico is?
The Crevalle Jack!
These guys are so pretty when you're swimming and you see the sun reflecting off their scales!
I love fish sm so let me know if you guys want more fishposting
Quick flight for Florida fishing
Quick flight for Florida fishing
Outside of Top Rig Fishing, I have a full-time employer that often sends me to customers around the country. This week I had some business in Florida which just so happens to be my former residential area and where my best fishing buddy, Jim Schaefer lives. We were able to get a good night of fishing in and the action was almost non-stop. The temperature dropped and we were in shorts so we were…
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Crevalle jacks By: Marineland of Florida From: The Living World of the Sea 1966
Fish school in circles for a variety of reasons; sometimes for protection and other times just to stay together and hold position in a desired area. (Photograph: James Watt)