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Bass - common name applied to various fishes of the families Serranidae as well as the 2-ft of the deep, cold waters of the Southern Hemisphere, is a member of the Nototheniidae family. The groupers are a...
Bank Sea Bass: Centropristis ocyurus
Appearance:
Pale olive or brassy brown in color with indistinct black blotches that form vertical barrings (the blotch above the pectoral fin is darker) ...
Giant sea bass
The giant sea bass (Stereolepis gigas), also known as the black sea bass, is a fish native to the northern Pacific Ocean.
Centropristis philadelphica, Rock Sea Bass
Centropristis ocyurus, Bank Sea Bass
Centropristis striata, Black Sea Bass
Centropyge bicolor, Bicolor Angelfish
Centropyge potteri, Potter's Angelfish
Centropyge loricula, Flame Angel ...
Other Names Striper, Rockfish, Lineside Description The striped bass is the largest member of the sea bass family, often called "temperate" or "true" bass to distinguish it from species such as largemouth, smallmouth, ...
Centropristis striata (Black sea bass)
Chaetodon capistratus (foureye butterflyfish)
Chaetodon striatus (Banded butterflyfish)
Channa asiatica (-)
Coryphaena equiselis (Pompano dolphinfish)
Coryphaena hippurus (Mahi-Mahi) ...
Includes snooks, Asian seaperches, temperate basses, lanternbellies, wreckfishes, cavebasses, sea basses, groupers, soapfishes, dottybacks, basslets, roundheads, jawfishes, grunters, flagtails, sunfishes, freshwater basses, perches, darters, bigeyes, ...
They primarily prey upon fish such as anchovy, sea bass, herring, cod, whiting and flatfish. They also feed on shrimp, mollusks and squid. Harbor seals do not chew their food; they either tear it into chunks or swallow it whole.
Other common names for this fish include: striper bass, striped sea bass, and striper.
Distribution ...
Groupers are a large group of marine fish that often need tanks of 100+ gallons in order to properly house these beasts. Also included in this group are Sea Bass, Combers and Perch.
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Although few are important as food for humans, they are of great significance as prey species for commercially important fish like cod, haddock, sea bass, and flatfish.
 See also: Bass, Grouper, Perch, Diver, Herring
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