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Potato Cod: The Big-Mouthed Wonder of the Ocean. First things first, this fish is BIG. Potato cods can grow to be over 2m long and weigh over 100kg! But what really catches your eye is that enormous mouth. When they are eating, they create a powerful suction force that helps them slurp down prey, a bit like a vacuum cleaner. It’s not all about eating, though. Potato cods use their wide-open mouths to communicate with other fish. It’s like they’re saying, “Hey, I’m a big deal around here!” Post b

The GIANT mouth of a Potato Cod. With mouth agape and gills open the Potato Cod is signaling a desire for the cleaner wrasses to come do their work. These brave little fish will move in and help clean the teeth in this mighty mouth 🪥 They score a free a meal, and the Potato cod gets pesky stuck leftovers removed. 📽 www.instagram.com/pablocogollos_photography | Master Reef Guides

Ever felt judged by a Potato Cod before? Well… now you have. If you like diving and big fish getting close up and staring into your soul, then Cod Hole at the Ribbon Reefs is the place for you. Only accessible by liveaboards like @mikeballdive and @spiritoffreedomcairns, reaching this Potato Cod hangout feels even more special when you finally arrive.As tempting as it may be, don’t try and pat the Potato Cod, they are friendly and have cute names like Spot, Spud and Tater Tot but in the end they

7.2K views · 226 reactions | Meet Tater the potato grouper and friends at the Tropical Reef Aquarium, reopening June 14!  www.pdza.org/meet-tater-the-potato-grouper | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium | Facebook

The potato grouper has a standard length which is 2.9 to 3.5 times its depth. It has a slightly convex region between the eyes and the dorsal profile of the head is straight. The preopercle is rounded or subangular and it has slightly enlarged serrations at its corner while the gill cover has a straight upper margin.[2] There are 11 spines and 14-15 soft rays in the dorsal fin and three spines and eight rays in the anal fin.[3] The membranes between the dorsal fin spines are notched. The caudal