#Fishsurfing ever heard of the dragon fish
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1. Their breeding season starts in July and ends in December. 2. They are found at a depth of about 1,200 meters. 3. They mostly feed on shrimps, tiny vertebrates and invertebrates. 4.A distinguishing feature about these fishes they have very large eyes. 5. Interestingly their males are usually responsible for incubating the eggs which can last up to six weeks. 6. The largest dragon fish ever recorded in history was 25 long inches.
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