The Elapognathus coronatus, or crowned bony-tongue, is a vibrant, omnivorous fish found in tropical marine habitats, known for its distinctive fleshy tongue and nocturnal feeding habits. Measuring up to 30 cm, it plays a crucial role in maintaining marine ecosystems by regulating prey populations and controlling algal growth.
Tag: subtropical fish
Craspedocephalus wiroti
Discover the Craspedocephalus wiroti, a vibrant, diurnal predator found in the freshwater streams of Southeast Asia, known for its distinctive green and brown coloration, sharp dorsal spines, and unique courtship behaviors. With a carnivorous diet, this species plays a vital role in its ecosystem, maintaining balance among fish and invertebrate populations.