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Scorpionfishes, turkeyfishes and lionfishes (Scorpaenidae) | |
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 | Dendrochirus [6] |
| Pteroidichthys [0] |
| Sebastolobus [1] |
| Helicolenus [3] |
| Pterois [0] |
| Setarches [1] |
| Inimicus [3] |
| Rhinopias [5] |
| Synanceia [5] |
| Neomerinthe [1] |
| Scorpaena [7] |
| Taenianotus [5] |
| Neosebastes [0] |
| Scorpaenodes [3] |
| Tetraroge [2] |
| Notesthes [0] |
| Scorpaenopsis [4] |
| Vespicula [3] |
| Plectrogenium [0] |
| Sebastes [8] | ||
| Pontinus [0] |
| Sebastiscus [0] |
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Lionfish and Scorpionfish, Members of the Marine Fish family Scorpaenidae
Lionfish and Scorpionfish belong to the Scorpaenidae family. The genera of available fish include Rhinopias, Scorpaenopsis, Taenianotus, Pterois, and Dendrochirus. These fish are found throughout the world in tropical and temperate waters, and are most commonly associated with coral reefs. [eng] |
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Family Scorpaenidae
Distribution: all tropical and temperate seas. Marine. Rare in fresh water. Body compressed; head usually with ridges and spines; gill membranes free from isthmus. Scales, when present, usually ctenoid. Usually 1 dorsal fin, often notched. Some lack swim bladder. Dorsal, anal, and pelvic spines can bear venom gland. Fertilization mostly internal. Eggs are laid in a gelatinous balloon in some species; larvae are planktonic. [eng] |
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Knochenfische Skorpionfisch - Scorpaenidae
Skorpionfisch, Rotfeuerfisch, Teufelsfisch, Steinfisch (Merkmale, Biologie, Vorkommen, Verhalten). [deu] |
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Scorpaenidae
The Family Scorpaenidae contains these Genera: Ablabys, Adelosebastes, Amblyapistus, Apistops, Apistus, Brachypterois, Centropogon, Cheroscorpaena, Choridactylus, Cottapistus, Dampierosa, Dendrochirus, Ebosia, Ectreposebastes, Erosa, Helicolenus, Hozukius, Idiastion, Inimicus, Iracundus, Leptosynanceia, Lioscorpius, Maxillicosta, Minous, Neomerinthe, Neocentropogon, Neosebastes, Notesthes, Ocosia, Paracentropogon, Parapterois, Parascorpaena, Phenacoscorpius, Plectrogenium, Pontinus, Pseudosynanceia, Pterois, Pteroidichthys, Pteropelor, Rhinopias, Scorpaena, Scorpaenodes, Scorpaenopsis, Sebastes, Sebastapistes, Sebastiscus, Sebastolobus, Setarches, Synanceia, Taenianotus, Tetraroge, Trachicephalus, Trachyscorpia, Vespicula. [eng] |
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InterNevod: Скорпеновые (Scorpaenidae)
К семейству относится несколько десятков родов, включающих сотни видов. Скорпеновые - придонные рыбы, реже придонно-пелагические. [rus] |
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Fishes of Hawai'i -- Scorpaenidae
Habitat: rocky reef zones, Diet: omnivorous but mainly small crustaceans and algae. [eng] |
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Marine fish,& Lionfish, Family Scorpaenidae
Pterois volitans (Lion Fish) are a predatory species that often hunt in what appears to be groups. A rather lazy fish, they hang montionless at the crest of the reef waiting for dinner to swim to them! In captivity they eat mainly live feeder fish and sometimes frozen lancefish or silversides. [eng] |
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Sailfin / Rogue Scorpion Amblyapistus taenionotus
The Amblyapistus taenionotus grows up to 4 inches. The small size will come to you generally 1Ѕ to 3 inches; the medium generally 3 to 5 inches; the large generally 5 to 8 inches. The Sailfin / Rogue Scorpion prefers a tank of at least 20 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim. The Amblyapistus taenionotus is a carnivore and likes to eat variety of live foods (shrimp & fish). [eng] |
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Scorpionfishes and rockfishes (Scorpaenidae)
Only one species occurs in Arctic Canada; it is a member of the genus, Sebastes, and an important target for commercial fisheries as redfish are very good eating. It occurs farther north and prefers deeper water than other Sebastes species. [eng] |
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Scorpaenidae
Phylogenetic tree. [eng] |
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Sebastapistes strongia
Indo-Pacific: Red Sea and East Africa (Ref. 4313) to the Society Islands, north to Taiwan, south to Queensland, Australia; Caroline and Mariana islands in Micronesia. [eng] |
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