白须鼬鳚

Leucobrotula adipata

Not Evaluated Saltwater

最大体長

4.5 cm

科

Bythitidae

概要

Leucobrotula adipata is a small saltwater fish of the family Bythitidae, the viviparous brotulas, a group of deep-sea and cave-dwelling fishes notable for bearing live young. This species reaches a maximum recorded length of approximately 4.5 cm, making it one of the smaller members of its family. Bythitid fishes are found in a wide range of marine environments, from shallow reef habitats and tide pools to abyssal depths. Many species are associated with cryptic microhabitats such as coral reef crevices, rubble zones, and cave systems. Leucobrotula adipata is a marine species whose precise depth range is not well documented. The family Bythitidae includes both free-living species and those associated with hydrothermal vents and anchialine systems. Details of habitat associations and the full geographic distribution of Leucobrotula adipata remain limited in the ichthyological literature.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	4.5 cm

Habitat & Distribution

水質タイプ

Saltwater

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