Feedback

Leave comments or report a bug

Simply leave your comments below. If the feedback is about a bug, please provide the steps you took so we can replicate.

Upload files

You can use CTR+V to paste a screenshot from your clipboard directly into the textarea above. Otherwise you can upload a file from your computer below.

Select a theme

These themes change the colour scheme and fonts of this site to make it easier to read.

If there are ways that we can make the site more accessible to you, please contact us.

back to top
Back to top
In this section

Striate anglerfish

The striate anglerfish is a very intriguing species.

394FB405-6AA3-42C1-ADB8-86579739CD54

A striate anglerfish (Anennarius striatus) has been recently sited in Curriumundi Lake. It was first thought to be a stonefish, however further investigation confirmed its identity.

This fish has also popped up in surveys of Bells Creek. The image above is of one caught in Bells Creek during fish surveys. The Currimundi fish was darker but had the same markings. Colouration is highly variable in this species.

The striate anglerfish is a very intriguing species. View this video to see them taking a stroll and using a lure to attract their prey.

To read more about this species visit the Australian Museum or Atlas of Living Australia website.