Snubnose Pompano
Snubnose Pompano inhabit sandy shores and coral reefs, and forage for invertebrates.
About the Snubnose Pompano
In the wild
Snubnose pompano are fast swimmers and are usually caught as seafood.
Fun facts
Size
These large fishes can grow to lengths of more than 1 metre.
Did you know?
Juveniles often swim in small schools, while adults are mostly solitary.
Feeding
They crush their prey with well-developed pharyngeal jaws located at the back of their throat.
Size
These large fishes can grow to lengths of more than 1 metre.
Did you know?
Juveniles often swim in small schools, while adults are mostly solitary.
Feeding
They crush their prey with well-developed pharyngeal jaws located at the back of their throat.
Size
These large fishes can grow to lengths of more than 1 metre.
Did you know?
Juveniles often swim in small schools, while adults are mostly solitary.
Feeding
They crush their prey with well-developed pharyngeal jaws located at the back of their throat.