Scorpion ID Please

[redlobstor]

Could somebody please help me identify this scorpion? All I know for sure is that it is from the Caribbean. I know the care will be the same regardless I'm interested in identifying more for the size as that can vary greatly.

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[FinnCole]

It may be a devil or bearded scorpion fish also it's a beautiful fish

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[redlobstor]

It may be a devil or bearded scorpion fish also it's a beautiful fish

Sent from my SM-A320FL using TapatalkThanks FinnCole, I love the red fins on it contrasted with the grayish brownish body.

I don't see where the bearded scorpionfish is found in the Caribbean but I'll keep researching. It looks a lot like the plumes I have but without the plumes.

Jason

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[FinnCole]

Thanks FinnCole, I love the red fins on it contrasted with the grayish brownish body.

I don't see where the bearded scorpionfish is found in the Caribbean but I'll keep researching. It looks a lot like the plumes I have but without the plumes.

Jason

Sent from my VS995 using TapatalkI have seen similar looking scorps to this in the red sea

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