Beach seaweed tusk

Latin: Gaidropsarus mediterraneus

Size:

40 cm and 600 grams.

Levested:

Hard bottom, most common from shallow water down to 30 meters

Distribution:

From West Africa to Central Norway. Mediterranean Sea

Food:

Small fish and invertebrates

Facts about seaside seaweed

The three-stranded sea bream is similar to the three-stranded sea bream, but differs from it by having 15-17 rays in the pectoral fin. The three-stranded kelp croaker has 20-22 rays and also has large dark spots along its back.

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