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Ophichthus cephalozona
Bleeker, 1864Yorko Summer Yawning
Blacksaddle Snake Eel (Ophichthus cephalozona)
@ Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.
Nikon D800E, Nikkor 105mm Macro, Inon Z240 Dual,
1/320, f36, ISO 320
Jessica Chiu How come this eel is without tooth???
Yorko Summer Maybe...his age is too old! All teeth are falling out! XD
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Scubashooters Dot Net Incredible shot Yorko!!! I have never seen a Eel with no teeth!!! Thanks for sharing! :)
Jessica Chiu How come this eel is without tooth???
Yorko Summer Maybe...his age is too old! All teeth are falling out! XD
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Scubashooters Dot Net Incredible shot Yorko!!! I have never seen a Eel with no teeth!!! Thanks for sharing! :)
Message posted on Scubashooters.net on 11 Sep 2013
Yorko Summer Yawning
Blacksaddle Snake Eel (Ophichthus cephalozona)
@ Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.
Nikon D800E, Nikkor 105mm Macro, Inon Z240 Dual,
1/320, f36, ISO 320
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Yorko Summer Hi! Ron~you might be right! cause I'm not so sure about it is Ophichthus cephalozona or Ophichthus melanochir.
Ron Silver Hard to tell unless you saw it out of the substrate. I believe its the latter based on the two features I mentioned.
Yorko Summer Thanks for point out anyway. There are so many things to learn of marine critters! : )
Stew Smith It's a great capture what ever one it is. Top marks
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Yorko Summer Hi! Ron~you might be right! cause I'm not so sure about it is Ophichthus cephalozona or Ophichthus melanochir.
Ron Silver Hard to tell unless you saw it out of the substrate. I believe its the latter based on the two features I mentioned.
Yorko Summer Thanks for point out anyway. There are so many things to learn of marine critters! : )
Stew Smith It's a great capture what ever one it is. Top marks
Message posted on Wetpixel Underwater Photography on 11 Sep 2013
Franca Wermuth-Vezzoli Can anyone id this moray eel for me? Cabilao, CBC, Philippines
Carl-Johan Nilsson Snake Eel, the tubular nostrils gives it away.
Arne Kuilman Dark-shouldered snake eel, Ophichthus cephalozona
Franca Wermuth-Vezzoli Oh, what a nice name, thanks a lot Arne. Maybe next time it comes out of the hole and shows its dark shoulder!
Carl-Johan Nilsson Arne is dead on as usual.
Carl-Johan Nilsson Snake Eel, the tubular nostrils gives it away.
Arne Kuilman Dark-shouldered snake eel, Ophichthus cephalozona
Franca Wermuth-Vezzoli Oh, what a nice name, thanks a lot Arne. Maybe next time it comes out of the hole and shows its dark shoulder!
Carl-Johan Nilsson Arne is dead on as usual.
Message posted on ID Please (Marine Creature Identification) on 15 Feb 2013
Yorko Summer Yawning
Blacksaddle Snake Eel (Ophichthus cephalozona)
@ Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.
Nikon D800E, Nikkor 105mm Macro, Inon Z240 Dual,
1/320, f36, ISO 320
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Yorko Summer Hi! Ron~you might be right! cause I'm not so sure about it is Ophichthus cephalozona or Ophichthus melanochir.
Ron Silver Hard to tell unless you saw it out of the substrate. I believe its the latter based on the two features I mentioned.
Yorko Summer Thanks for point out anyway. There are so many things to learn of marine critters! : )
Stew Smith It's a great capture what ever one it is. Top marks
Ron Silver With the pale patch in front of the eyes and the overhanging snout with large gray tubular nostrils, could this be the Black-Finned Snake Eel, Opichthus melanochir?
Yorko Summer Hi! Ron~you might be right! cause I'm not so sure about it is Ophichthus cephalozona or Ophichthus melanochir.
Ron Silver Hard to tell unless you saw it out of the substrate. I believe its the latter based on the two features I mentioned.
Yorko Summer Thanks for point out anyway. There are so many things to learn of marine critters! : )
Stew Smith It's a great capture what ever one it is. Top marks
Message posted on Wetpixel Underwater Photography on 11 Sep 2013
Taxonomy
Animalia (Kingdom)
Chordata (Phylum)
Vertebrata (Subphylum)
Gnathostomata (Superclass)
Pisces (Superclass)
Actinopterygii (Class)
Anguilliformes (Order)
Ophichthidae (Family)
Ophichthus (Genus)
Ophichthus cephalozona (Species)
Chordata (Phylum)
Vertebrata (Subphylum)
Gnathostomata (Superclass)
Pisces (Superclass)
Actinopterygii (Class)
Anguilliformes (Order)
Ophichthidae (Family)
Ophichthus (Genus)
Ophichthus cephalozona (Species)
Associated Species
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