These are a reasonably common aquarium exhibit in Japan; small, well-camouflaged round fish with suckers on their bellies.
Photo taken on the 1st February 2016.
These are a reasonably common aquarium exhibit in Japan; small, well-camouflaged round fish with suckers on their bellies.
Photo taken on the 1st February 2016.
Perhaps worth mentioning that the "standard" lumpfish in Japanese aquariums is Eumicrotremus, which doesn't reach the size of the well-known Atlantic Cyclopterus (it and Aptocyclus are seen less frequently in Japanese aquariums).
I've seen some rather odd lumpfish exhibits in Japan, although the lumpfish+balloon still takes the price. (people unfamiliar with it can check this video)
Perhaps worth mentioning that the "standard" lumpfish in Japanese aquariums is Eumicrotremus, which doesn't reach the size of the well-known Atlantic Cyclopterus (it and Aptocyclus are seen less frequently in Japanese aquariums).
I've seen some rather odd lumpfish exhibits in Japan, although the lumpfish+balloon still takes the price. (people unfamiliar with it can check this video)
