Mystery fish from Pacific Island Aquatics is just another cool creature from Hawaii
ID me!
The folks over at Pacific Island Aquatics have been getting some really gnarly fish in lately including a pair of Mauritus Flasher Wrasses, a True Personifier Angel and even a Gem Tang, perhaps the most sought after surgeonfish on the planet.
It was just reported that they captured a Hawaiian fish and can't quite identify what species it is. Based on the photo, we can observe that it has the mouth of a grouper and the scales and form of a cardinal, but for all we know it could be neither. Do you have any guess as to what it is? Be sure to leave your comments below!
View additional photos and discussion on Pacific Island Aquatic's facebook page.
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Johnathan Carvallo
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Johnathan is a proud marine hobbyist who spent many years working in a local fish store while managing an online coral site. He enjoys all facets of the marine aquarium industry, but especially loves the technological side and is constantly working on improving and advancing it. He currently maintains a 34 gallon nano aquarium as as well as a coral propagation system. Jon is currently an employee at EcoTech Marine, owner of the up and coming NortheastCorals.com and a staff blogger here at Advanced Aquarist.
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