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  Mangrove Snapper:

 
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More Information About Mangrove Snapper (Lutjanus griseus):

Description: color dark brown or gray with reddish or orange spots in rows along the sides; dark horizontal band from snout through eye (young only); two conspicuous canine teeth at front of upper jaw; dorsal fins have dark or reddish borders; no dark spot on side underneath dorsal fin.
   
Similar Fish: cubera snapper, L. cyanopterus.
   
Where found: juveniles INSHORE in tidal creeks, mangroves, and grass beds; adults generally NEARSHORE or OFFSHORE on coral or rocky reefs.
   
Size: offshore catches common 8 to 10 pounds.
   
Florida Record*: 16 lbs., 8 ozs
   
Remarks: spawns June through August; feeds on crustaceans and small fish.

* The Florida records quoted are from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's printed publication. The records are provided as only as a benchmark.


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