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Tag Archives: fish
Pacific spiny lumpsuckers are back!
Always fun to watch and looking a bit like swimming golf balls, Pacific spiny lumpsuckers, Eumicrotremus orbis, have returned to our Puget Sound Fish exhibit. These odd fish get their names from an interesting feature: a sucker disk that they more »
Posted in Marine Animals, Seattle Aquarium
Tagged exhibit, fish, Pacific spiny lumpsucer, Puget Sound, Seattle Aquarium
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Creature feature: the male mouth-brooding Banggai cardinalfish
What does “male mouth-brooding” mean exactly? That the male carries the eggs—in his mouth! That’s an interesting characteristic of all cardinalfish. Banggai cardinalfish, Pterapogon kauderni, belong to the Family Apogonidae (Cardinalfish). They’re named for the area in which they’re more »
Posted in Conservation, Marine Animals, Seattle Aquarium
Tagged baby fish, Banggai cardinalfish, fish, Seattle Aquarium
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