Mahogany snapper
A species of Common snappers, Also known as Lantern jaw Scientific name : Lutjanus mahogoni Genus : Common snappers
Mahogany snapper, A species of Common snappers
Also known as:
Lantern jaw
Botanical name: Lutjanus mahogoni
Genus: Common snappers
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Description
Named for the reddishness of its fins and belly, mahogany snapper (Lutjanus mahogoni) is a largely nocturnal species that feeds on smaller fishes and prefers clear marine waters. It is fished for sport and for food, particularly in the Caribbean.
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Perch-like fish Family
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Common snappers Species
Mahogany snapper 
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