description Alfonsino Overview
Alfonsino is the common name for Beryx decadactylus, a reddish deep-water fish in the family Berycidae. It inhabits tropical and subtropical marine waters and is found in parts of the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific, where it occupies deep offshore environments rather than shallow coastal water. The species has commercial importance because alfonsinos are taken in deep-water fisheries and marketed as food fish in some regions.
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What is the scientific name of alfonsino?
Alfonsino is the common name for Beryx decadactylus. It belongs to the family Berycidae, which includes deep-water fishes.
Where does alfonsino live?
Alfonsino occurs in tropical and subtropical marine waters, including parts of the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific. It lives offshore in deep water rather than in shallow coastal habitats.
What does an alfonsino look like?
It is a reddish deep-water fish. Its red coloration is common among fishes living in deeper marine environments, where red light is quickly absorbed.
Is alfonsino a coastal fish?
No. Alfonsino is associated with deep offshore environments and is not normally described as a shallow coastal species. Its range includes tropical and subtropical parts of the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific.
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