Hardhead catfish
A species of Ariopsis, Also known as Sea catfish Scientific name : Ariopsis felis Genus : Ariopsis
Hardhead catfish, A species of Ariopsis
Also known as:
Sea catfish
Botanical name: Ariopsis felis
Genus: Ariopsis
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Description
The hardhead catfish (Ariopsis felis) is a marine bottom-dweller from the northwest Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. They inhabit murky waters, so their ability to hunt using chemical and audio signals is important. Hardhead catfish are edible, but are not highly rated as a food fish. In addition to a less-than-ideal flavor, hardhead catfish are difficult to clean and relatively dangerous to handle while alive.
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Scientific Classification
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Chordates Class
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Catfishes Family
Ariid catfish Genus
Ariopsis Species
Hardhead catfish