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Leopard perch

Acanthistius pardalotus

Not Evaluated Saltwater
最大体长
37.0 cm
体色
Pale cream to yellowish body …
栖息水深
?-36m

简介

A spotted perch from shallow rocky reefs of Western Australia with a leopard-like brown-and-white spotted pattern. Inhabits caves and crevices on rocky reefs to 30m. Important recreational fish.

Physical Description

Measurement Value
Maximum Length 37.0 cm
栖息水深 ?-36m

Coloration

Pale cream to yellowish body covered with numerous round dark brown to black spots of varying size creating a leopard-like spotted pattern; spots extend onto all fins; belly paler with sparser spotting.

Habitat & Distribution

Neritic

水质类型
Saltwater
栖息水深
?-36m

地理分布

Endemic to southwestern Australian coastal waters, from Shark Bay south and east around the coast of the Great Australian Bight to South Australia. Found on shallow subtidal rocky reefs and kelp-covered coastal habitats.

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食用性与烹饪

口味
A West Australian reef fish with a leopard-spotted pattern; edible with mild white flesh. A secondary recreational catch in WA coastal waters; suitable for pan-frying or baking when of sufficient size.

Taxonomy

Perciformes/Serranoidei
Anthiadidae
物种 Acanthistius pardalotus

常见问题

Can you eat Leopard perch?
A West Australian reef fish with a leopard-spotted pattern; edible with mild white flesh. A secondary recreational catch in WA coastal waters; suitable for pan-frying or baking when of sufficient size
How big does Leopard perch get?
Leopard perch can grow up to 37.0 cm long.
Where is Leopard perch found?
Endemic to southwestern Australian coastal waters, from Shark Bay south and east around the coast of the Great Australian Bight to South Australia. Found on shallow subtidal rocky reefs and kelp-covered coastal habitats. Neritic
What family does Leopard perch belong to?
Leopard perch (Acanthistius pardalotus) belongs to the family Anthiadidae in the order Perciformes/Serranoidei.

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