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THE BONES

alligator gar (head)
almaco jack
barracuda (great)
bass (largemouth)
big eye (atlantic)
black sea bass
blue runner
bone fish
butterflyfish (reef)
butterflyfish (spotfin)
cabezon
carp (common)
clown knifefish
cornetfish (blue-spotted)
dolphinfish
drum (red)
flounder (southern)
flyingfish (atlantic)
graysby
grouper (red)
hog wrasse
lionfish (red)
lookdown
moray eel (purplemouth)
needlefish (atlantic)
parrotfish (rainbow)
payara
permit
pinfish
piranha (red-bellied)
pompano (florida)
pompano (african)
porgy (whitebone)
rock beauty
sailfish
scorpionfish (spotted)
Sea Robin
Sea Trout (spotted)
sheepshead
snapper (cubera)
snapper (gray)
snapper (lane)
snapper (mutton)
snapper (ruby)
snapper (silk)
snapper (vermillion )
snapper (yellowtail)
snook
spadefish (atlantic)
squirrelfish
striped bass
tilapia
tilefish (sand)
tomtate
triggerfish (gray)
triggerfish (ocean)
tripletail (atlantic)
walleye

 

Silk Snapper

Latin Name:  Lutjanus vivanus

General Size:  12" x 6"

One of many Lutjanidae members the silk snapper can be found in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as far north as Canada and as far south as Brazil. This species inhabits relatively deeper waters in comparison to other snappers and feeds on fishes, shrimps, crabs, marine snails, squid and tunicates. Typically associated with continental shelves these snappers tend to ascend to shallow depths at night to feed.

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