Striated frogfish

The Striated frogfish (Antennarius striatus) is characterized by its unique, camouflaged appearance, often displaying a mottled pattern of stripes and spots ranging in color from yellow to brown, green, or black. It is native to tropical and subtropical waters across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. This species is distinguished by its bulbous, lumpy body, textured skin that resembles algae or rock, and the distinctive lure on its forehead used for attracting prey. Despite its fascinating morphology and behavior, it is not commonly found in the aquarium hobby, largely due to its specific habitat requirements and predatory nature.