#zebra fish

[27snakesinatrenchcoat]

It was supposed to be for the snails...

[i-give-you-a-fish]

You get a Zebra Shark

Stegostoma tigrinum

you ever been 24 minutes into a 47 minute long youtube video and you're randomly like wait i dont care about this at all. and just leave

[documentaryorigin]

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[fishhag]

My absolute fav dwarf shrimp - Indian zebra shrimp. They have a ton of variety, even in my colony. Some are more bluish, some more red, some have bright orange eyes.

Even though they’re a caridina species, they’re super easy to keep. They do great in the same water parameters as cherry shrimp. Super underrated shrimp

Caridina babaulti aka Indian zebra shrimp

[i-give-you-a-fish]

May I have a shark please

One if my favorites, just look at those spots!

You get a Zebra Shark

Stegostoma tigrinum

[mellifluousoctopus]

Oh God this reminds me of the time in my neuroscience class we had to read and review a paper that tried to explain the function of gene linked to autism by deleting or partially deleting it in flies and then monitoring how they initiated mating.

They hypothesized that the gene which was often mutated or deleted in autistic people helps suppress socially inappropriate behavior and socially inappropriate behavior could be modelled in flies with how often they were 'initiating mating with members of the same sex'

After getting over the ableism and homophobia all I could think of was the fact that the edited (gay) flies had more sex and that someone had to watch the flies have sex because the study also documented how successful mating initiations were

maybe a better question to ask is whether we SHOULD

[vireosy]

juvenile and adult zebra shark

// Full illustration for Swim On 9: Mangroves @swimonzine

[mugene-art]

five fish friends!

made with model magic and acrylic paint

in order: myllokunmingia, pteraspis, groenlandaspis, stegostoma (zebra shark, juvenile), neoceratodus (australian lungfish)

[fishyfishyfishtimes]

How could I forget my passion? Drawing fish fucks majorly! It's so fun to doodle them. They're full of smooth curves and long lines and teardrop shapes and spiky fins and all other things that are beautiful and fun to draw in the world :D Draw a fish, guys, it's awesome

[respect-the-locals]

🐠 Daily Fish Fact: 🐠

Zebra Batfish are a solitary species, but may be infrequently encountered as pairs or in small groups. The small juveniles can be found in deeper water where their zebra-like striping camouflages them when they shelter among crinoids.

[sepiamestus]

Fucking feeshies

[skovoxblitzer]

AQUARIUM

[fish-daily]

Can you draw a zebra shark?

fish 206 - zebra shark

[feelingautistic]

Zebra sharks got their name from the stripes they have as pups which become spots when they become adults.

[antiqueanimals]

"Tiger Shark* (Squalus tigrinus) and Zeylon Wrasse (Labrus zeylanicus)"

Indian Zoology; Second Edition. Translated from the Latin of Johann Reinhold Forster by John Aikin, M. D. Illustrated by Peter Mazell. 1790.

Internet Archive

*most likely a juvenile zebra shark (Stegostoma tigrinum)

[sleepyfins]

Fishtober Day 13 - Zebra Moray

Check out the creator! ^ [@/fishiscrazy]

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Zebra Morays are a type of eel that have been creatively named as such due to their dark body and white stripes. It is the only member of its Genus - Gymnomuraena - though it is sometimes grouped with the genus Echidna [not related to the mammal Echidnas].

Though it can grow up to 1.5 metres long, it is usually only around 0.5m, so they are considered medium sized fish. They're also nocturnal and hunt their prey! They only eat crustaceans, sea urchins and mollusks - whereas other Moray Eels eat fish, crustaceans and octopodes.

Yeah the plural of octopus is octopodes! That's so silly! Also it was so so hard to find black and white stimboard stuff!! I usually use colour anyway but wow.. I did it though!