Description: The standard length of the Spanish hogfish is 190 millimeters. This image was taken with a Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro 12.3-megapixel camera with a 105-millimeter f/2.8D AF Micro-Nikkor lens and dual Nikon SB28 flash units.
Creator/Photographer: Belize Larval-Fish Group 2005
The Division of Fishes of the Smithsonian's National Museum Natural History has sent several teams to Belize in order to photograph larvae in the field. The 2005 team included Julie H. Mounts and Carole C. Baldwin from April 20 through 27; Mounts, David G. Smith, and Lee A. Weigt from April 27 through May 4; and Smith and Weigt from May 4 through 11.
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