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Long Chin Dragonfish

6.94

Fair

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Deep Sea Fish Bioluminescent Mesopelagic Stomiidae Dragonfish Long Barbel

description Long Chin Dragonfish Overview

The Long Chin Dragonfish, scientifically known as Tactostoma macropus, is a species of deep-sea predator belonging to the Stomiidae family. It is native to the mesopelagic and bathypelagic zones of the Pacific Ocean, where it inhabits depths largely devoid of sunlight. The fish is anatomically distinguished by an unusually elongated chin barbel, which extends well beyond its body length and is believed to play a role in luring prey in the dark. Like other dragonfish, it possesses photophores along its body, enabling it to produce bioluminescence for communication and hunting.

insights Ranking position

Long Chin Dragonfish ranks #78 of 158 in the Deep Sea Fish ranking, behind Filamentous Dragonfish, ahead of Half-naked Hatchetfish.

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How good is Long Chin Dragonfish?

Long Chin Dragonfish scores 6.94/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Deep Sea Fish category. Long chin barbel is notable, but it remains obscure beside named loosejaws and viperfish.

What are the best alternatives to Long Chin Dragonfish?

See our alternatives page for Long Chin Dragonfish for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Stoplight Loosejaw, Pacific Blackdragon, Atlantic Blackdragon.

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Is Long Chin Dragonfish worth it in 2026?

With a score of 6.94/10, Long Chin Dragonfish is a solid option in Deep Sea Fish. See all Deep Sea Fish ranked.

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