Frogfish and Dragonets, Part 2
42 entries in the Frogfish and Dragonets, Part 2 compendium.
Antennarius pauciradiatusA small western Atlantic frogfish with a tentacle-like lure.Antennarius pictusA camouflaging ambush predator with a fishing-rod lure.Randall's frogfishA small Indo-Pacific frogfish with a filamentous lure.Antennarius scaberA valid Western Atlantic frogfish with a two-lobed lure.Shaggy frogfishA striped, lure-bearing frogfish of Indo-Pacific reefs and mud habitats.Striated frogfishA camouflaged anglerfish that lures prey with a worm-like appendage.Warty frogfishA variable-colored frogfish with a fishing-rod lure and biofluorescence.Antennatus strigatusA small, globose frogfish with dark streaks and a lure-like dorsal spine.Antennatus tuberosusA camouflaged ambush predator with a long lure.Fowlerichthys avalonisThe most widespread frogfish in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.Ocellated frogfishLargest frogfish in the Western Atlantic, with three eye-like spots.Fowlerichthys ocellatusThe largest frogfish in the Western Atlantic, with three eye-like spots.Fowlerichthys radiosusA Western Atlantic frogfish with a single large ocellus.Roughbar frogfishThe most widespread frogfish in the eastern Pacific Ocean.Fowlerichthys scriptissimusA scripted frogfish first recorded in Korean waters in 2012.Fowlerichthys senegalensisA mottled brown frogfish with a dark ocellus off West Africa.AllenichthysMonospecific frogfish genus endemic to southern Australia.Butler's frogfishA rare, derived frogfish with arm-like pectoral fins.EchinophryneA genus of spiny-skinned frogfishes endemic to Australian waters.Glauert's anglerfishA monospecific frogfish genus endemic to southern Australia.HistiophryneA frogfish genus with a reduced lure and direct development.KuiterichthysA genus of frogfishes endemic to southern Australia.LophiocharonA genus of frogfishes with free dorsal spines and bifurcate caudal rays.PhyllophryneA smooth-skinned frogfish endemic to southern Australian waters.Phyllophryne scorteaA small, camouflaged anglerfish endemic to southern Australia.PorophryneA monospecific frogfish genus endemic to New South Wales waters.Porophryne erythrodactylusA monospecific frogfish genus endemic to New South Wales, Australia.RhycherusA genus of Australian endemic frogfishes with ragged appearance.TathicarpusA rare, derived frogfish with arm-like pectoral fins and a long lure.Callionymus belcheriA demersal dragonet of Australian and New Guinean waters.Common dragonetA demersal dragonet of the eastern North Atlantic, known for sexual dimorphism.Spotted dragonetA small benthic dragonet of the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.Ocellated dragonetA small reef fish allied with seahorses, not blennies.Synchiropus monacanthusA deep-water dragonet with elongated dorsal filaments and violet fin streaks.Synchiropus phaetonA benthic dragonet of the Mediterranean and eastern Atlantic.Picturesque dragonetA slime-coated, blue-pigmented dragonet from the Indo-West Pacific.Synchiropus splendidusA vividly colored dragonet with blue cellular pigment.Echinophryne crassispinaA small, spiny anglerfish endemic to southern Australian temperate waters.Echinophryne mitchelliiA spiny-coated frogfish endemic to temperate southern Australian waters.Psychedelic frogfishA frogfish with a fingerprint-like pattern and a bouncing-ball locomotion.Lophiocharon trisignatusA solitary frogfish with a long illicium and three body spots.Rhycherus filamentosusA well-camouflaged ambush predator endemic to southern Australia.
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