Comments on The Right Blue: Commerson's Frogfish (Antennarius commerson)

i got some pretty nice footage of a commersons fre...

2009-05-10T03:28:00.000-10:00

i got some pretty nice footage of a commersons free swimming, check it out here if yo like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pks3Ge9EbLA

Hi Lavender - I just visited your blog, and it did...

2008-12-09T09:44:00.000-10:00

Hi Lavender - I just visited your blog, and it did make me smile. :-D

Thanks for the award!

Bobbie

Ah! The non-scaliness would certainly contribute t...

2008-12-09T05:34:00.000-10:00

Ah! The non-scaliness would certainly contribute to the frog look, wouldn't it?
Btw, I couldn't resist giving you another award yesterday (Monday), if only to think you might smile at the reasoning behind it. :)

@ Lavenderbay - Yep, according to Randall (the boo...

2008-12-08T16:36:00.000-10:00

@ Lavenderbay - Yep, according to Randall (the book I cited in the article), "The gill opening is small and round, located on the basal part of the pectoral appendage or behind it." By the way, these fish lack scales -- just one more thing to make them, erm, "different."

@ 2Sweetandsaxy - Thank you. We love preparing posts for such an appreciative audience. ;-}

Bobbie

Oooh! How cool is this!? You always give good po...

2008-12-08T08:16:00.000-10:00

Oooh! How cool is this!? You always give good posts. I love the information on it.
:-)

What a strange little critter! I couldn't see any ...

2008-12-08T08:11:00.000-10:00

What a strange little critter! I couldn't see any gills so I picture-googled it, and a diagram shows them tucked back behind a --ventral? -- fin.