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Common snook
AS,EU ,NA
Swordspine snook
NA
Common snook
Centropomus undecimalis
(BLOCH, 1792)
Photo by:
R. Traxl
Additional images here:
www.biolib.cz
Number of Subspecies:
00
Body length:
max. 140 cm
Weight:
max. 24,3 kg
IUCN status:
LC (Least Concern)
Current Holdings
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Former Holdings
Europe (EU)
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Netherlands (1 Holding(s)):
Rotterdam (Diergaarde Blijdorp)
Holding(s): 1
North America
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United States of America (13 Holding(s)):
Brownsville (Gladys Porter Zoo)
Corpus Christi (Texas State Aquarium)
Dauphin Island (Alabama Aquarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab)
Galveston (Moody Gardens)
Kansas City (Zoo & Aquarium)
Lake Jackson (Sea Center Texas)
Melbourne (Brevard Zoo)
Orlando (Sea Life Orlando)
Sarasota (Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium)
Savannah (UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium)
Springfield (Wonders Of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium)
Tampa (The Florida Aquarium)
Tarpon Springs (Tarpon Springs Aquarium and Animal Sanctuary)
Holding(s): 13
Asia
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Turkey (1 Holding(s)):
Istanbul (Akvaryum Florya)
Holding(s): 1
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