Pterois miles
Indian Lionfish (juv.)
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Status: Least concern
Distribution: Widely found along the west and north of the Indian ocean and in the Red Sea. Invasive in the Mediterranean Sea, eastern North America.
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Pterois miles
Indian Lionfish (juv.)
Image source
Status: Least concern
Distribution: Widely found along the west and north of the Indian ocean and in the Red Sea. Invasive in the Mediterranean Sea, eastern North America.
What fish do you think would make the best underwater D&D campaign boss battle?
Campaign where you battle invasive species, mayhaps
You get a Common Lionfish
Pterois miles
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By anarid - CC BY-NC
Common Lionfish (Pterois miles), family Scorpaenidae, order Perciformes, off the coast of Sri Lanka
Also known as the Indian lionfish or Devil firefish
Venomous spines
Native to the Indo-Pacific, this fish has established itself as an invasive species in American waters
Common in the aquarium trade
Photo by alphaj16
Pterois miles
Indian Lionfish (juv.)
Image source
Status: Least concern
Distribution: Widely found along the west and north of the Indian ocean and in the Red Sea. Invasive in the Mediterranean Sea, eastern North America.
i probably get asked this a lot but 🥺 could i get a fish 👉👈
You get a Common Lionfish
Pterois miles
Pterois miles
Indian Lionfish
Image source
Status: Least concern
Distribution: Widely found along the west and north of the Indian ocean and in the Red Sea. Invasive in the Mediterranean Sea, eastern North America.
Common Lionfish (Pterois miles), family Scorpaenidae, order Perciformes, off the coast of Sri Lanka
Also known as the Indian lionfish or Devil firefish
Venomous spines
Native to the Indo-Pacific, this fish has established itself as an invasive species in American waters
Common in the aquarium trade
Photo by alphaj16