Three-threaded seaweed tusk

Latin: Gaidropsarus vulgaris

Size:

60 cm - 750 grams

Levested:

Thrives on seaweed and kelp, or sand and/or muddy bottoms. From 10 to 300 meters deep

Distribution:

The Northeast Atlantic from Portugal to the Faroe Islands and Northern Norway.

Food:

Crustaceans, mussels and fish

Facts about three-strand seaweed seaweed

The three-threaded kelp bream is the largest of the kelp breams in Northern European waters.

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