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  1. Dragonfish Fish Facts - A-Z Animals

    Sep 27, 2025 · These fish have transparent teeth and their bodies are usually dark, which makes the dragonfish invisible to their prey, making them one of the top predators under the water, …

  2. Dragonfish | Deep-Sea, Bioluminescent, Anglerfish | Britannica

    dragonfish, any of about five species of small marine fishes comprising the family Pegasidae and the order Pegasiformes. Dragonfish are found in warm Indo-Pacific waters. They are small (to …

  3. Dragonfish: Characteristics, Diet, Facts & More [Fact Sheet]

    Dragonfish, not to be confused with the freshwater aquarium species, are a group of deep-sea fish known for their fearsome appearance and remarkable adaptations to the ocean’s abyssal …

  4. Dragonfish -- Small yet Mighty Predators of the Twilight Zone

    Sep 14, 2023 · Dragonfish are predators and feed on a variety of small fish, shrimp, and other marine organisms. Their large teeth and bioluminescent lures aid in capturing prey in the dark …

  5. Creature Feature: Dragonfish - Woods Hole Oceanographic …

    Dragonfish aren't actually dragons, but with a slender, luminous barbel hanging from their chins and glowing blue-green lights covering their bodies, this species is downright otherworldly.

  6. Dragonfish (family Stomiidae) - Ocean Info

    Dragon fish (Gobioides broussonnetii), also known as dragon goby or violet goby, are a species of goby found in brackish and freshwater environments near the Atlantic coast of the Americas.

  7. What Is a Dragonfish? A Look at This Deep-Sea Predator

    This fish is often called a “dragonfish” due to its large, metallic scales and barbels, which resemble the mythical Chinese dragon, and it is highly prized in aquaculture.

  8. Arowana - Wikipedia

    External links Lim, Eugene (2006). "Arowana / Arawana". Aquarium Lore. Archived from the original on 26 May 2006. Retrieved April 20, 2006. Asian Arowana: The Dragon Fish and a …

  9. Giant dragon fish becomes the star of my tank - MSN

    6 days ago · This new aquarium resident is something out of a legend—a massive dragon fish with unbelievable color and presence. The setup, introduction, and first swim are jaw-dropping. …

  10. Why is it called a dragon fish? - See the answer

    Nov 19, 2022 · Why is it called a dragon fish? The name Dragonfish comes from the large head, broad jaw, and usually protruding teeth that give the fish a scary, dragon-like look.