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| Ogcocephalus darwini Hubbs 1958, Galapagos Batfish.
Eastern Pacific; Galapagos Islands to Peru. To eight inches in length.
Galapagos (Wolf Island) pic. |
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| Ogcocephalus nasutus (Cuvier 1829). Tropical West
Atlantic, where what few members of the family used in the trade generally
come out of. Found on sandy, muddy or seagrass areas on the bottom. To
fifteen inches in length. SIO aquarium image. 0-1000 feet. |
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| Zalieutes elater (try saying that ten times fast)
(Jordan & Gilbert 1882), the Roundel Batfish. To six inches total
length. Eastern Pacific; point Concepcion in California to Peru. Lives on
sandy bottoms, eats small crustaceans and fishes. Oviparous, floating eggs
in a raft. |
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