Agogenge
Lycodes toyamensis
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Saltwater
ความยาวสูงสุด
32.5 cm
วงศ์
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The agogenge (Lycodes toyamensis) is a saltwater fish reaching about 32.5 cm in length. It inhabits deep coastal waters and belongs to the family Zoarcidae, the eelpouts, characterized by their elongated, eel-like bodies.
Physical Description
| Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum Length | 32.5 cm |
Habitat & Distribution
ประเภทน้ำ
Saltwater
Taxonomy
| อันดับ | Perciformes/Zoarcoidei |
| วงศ์ | Zoarcidae |
| สายพันธุ์ | Lycodes toyamensis |
คำถามที่พบบ่อย
How big does Agogenge get?
Agogenge can grow up to 32.5 cm long.
What family does Agogenge belong to?
Agogenge (Lycodes toyamensis) belongs to the family Zoarcidae in the order Perciformes/Zoarcoidei.
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