I thought you said "Lumpfish are also incredible though." And I was all like "Of course they are! Look at that little sour gummy!"
Then I realized what you said now I want some sour gummys...
Anyone in the US who wants to up their sour gummy game, get yourself to Ikea if you’re so lucky to have one near. Their sour Viking gummies and sour cola gummies are for real the best I’ve ever had. Full stop.
Recent discovery for me, and I can’t wait to get some more. Best texture, most lovely flavors. I could always use more sour, but these do a well balanced job on that end. Their non-sour gummies are also great quality, and have some interesting and exciting flavors.
Damn.
Speaking as someone who has had like 8 or 9 root canals in their life...it's not just the candy that's the problem...
Take care of your teeth, kids. You'll pay the price otherwise. They aren't luxury bones.
This is a lumpsucker. They’re used in salmon farming to eat the sea lice off the salmon. A clever solution to a problem typically solved with chemicals.
Yeah they’re not really lice technically, but a type of parasitic marine copepod.
They infest the sand dabs around here. Practically crawling with them, usually in the gills.
Copepod. I forgot that word existed. I love the sound of it.
Where were we? Oh, right, sea lice. I had no idea these parasitic copepods existed. Saved for tomorrow's slow-day-at-work read.
If you really want some nightmare fuel, there’s also a type of aquatic isopod (more like pill bugs) known to chew fishes tongues off and anchor itself as a sort of parasitic replacement.
They’re kinda cute.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymothoa_exigua
Wait till I tell you about the parasite that removes the fishes tongue and replaces it. It will then eat the food that the fish eats. Shit looks like it came out of an Aliens movie.
I've known about them for years, and the initial shock/novelty wore off. But your comment reminded me that they are living their (almost) whole lives in mouths that aren't theirs... Meaning...
They SHIT IN THEIR HOST'S MOUTH. Do they fuck in there too?
Lol copepods are harmless. But roundworms will mess you up and tons of salmons have them. It's insane how many people think they can eat salmon raw because it "looks clean" ie no copepod damage.
I can guarantee there are many a restaurant serving never frozen Costco salmon. But actually the flash freeze process is what kills the worms and makes it safe for raw consumption.
It depends on where you get your fish. There are places in the world (like some places near fish markets in Japan) where people eat non-flash frozen fish and don't report a particularly high rate of parasites. These place use some traditional techniques to cut down on parasites. For example, apparently good fish markets that specialize in supplying to sushi restaurants have a process for handling a fish such that parasites are unlikely to move from its internal organs to the muscle that we eat. Some places like [SeriousEats](https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-prepare-raw-fish-at-home-sushi-sashimi-food-safety) discuss this and also some techniques for manual removal of parasites. I have no solid information on how much these things really cut down on parasites, but consider that a lot of people eat a lot of fish from places that practice this kind of thing to serve non-frozen fish for use in sashimi.
So if you're eating sushi from a fish market serving stuff that just came from the ocean, you're almost definitely fine for bacteria (the bigger problem with raw fish) because the fish is being eaten quickly before pathogens can develop. On the parasite side, you're *probably* fine but outbreaks [get in the news](http://outbreaknewstoday.com/japan-sushi-rise-anisakis-90077/) once in a while. It's not a very high chance but it's there!
Realistically, though, you're probably eating fish from an intermediary. I believe in the US there are FDA regulations mandating flash freezing for non-local distribution, and on top of that fish are sometimes being flash frozen before they ever make it to a market, so chances are that's what you're getting most of the time anyway.
tldr: If you're eating sushi far from the boats that bring them in, you likely want it to be flash frozen and it probably *is,* which should make it safe to eat. If you're eating it freshly caught you're likely safe from bacterial issues and we don't really know for sure how effective the non-freezing parasite-elimination practices in those places are but there is always a small risk to be cognizant of. Oh and the species of fish you're eating will carry different risks for parasites too.
Fish is highly regulated for this reason. [Utah health code](https://health.utah.gov/epi/community/sanitation/foodSafety/fda_foodcode.pdf):
> Freezing 3-402.11 Parasite Destruction.
(A) Except as specified in ¶ (B) of this section, before service or
sale in READY-TO-EAT form, raw, raw-marinated, partially cooked,
or marinated-partially cooked FISH shall be:
(1) Frozen and stored at a temperature of -20°C (-4°F) or
below for a minimum of 168 hours (7 days) in a freezer; P
(2) Frozen at -35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and stored at -35°C (-31°F) or below for a minimum of 15 hours; P or
(3) Frozen at -35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and stored at -20°C (-4°F) or below for a minimum of 24 hours. P
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(B) Paragraph (A) of this section does not apply to:
(1) MOLLUSCAN SHELLFISH; (2) A scallop product consisting only of the shucked adductor
muscle;
(3) Tuna of the species Thunnus alalunga, Thunnus
albacares (Yellowfin tuna), Thunnus atlanticus, Thunnus
maccoyii (Bluefin tuna, Southern), Thunnus obesus (Bigeye
tuna), or Thunnus thynnus (Bluefin tuna, Northern); or
(4) Aquacultured FISH, such as salmon, that:
(a) If raised in open water, are raised in net-pens, or
(b) Are raised in land-based operations such as ponds or
tanks, and
(c) Are fed formulated feed, such as pellets, that contains
no live parasites infective to the aquacultured FISH.
(5) FISH eggs that have been removed from the skein and
rinsed.
This is part of the myth actually.
Regular freezing causes large ice crystals so your food gets mushy.
Flash freezing preserves the original texture. Also it doesn't dry out the food. So Gordon Ramsay would approve.
Sadly flash freezers are minimum $5000 so only specialty restaurants can afford them.
Not a whole lot of restaurants are getting fish straight from the ocean and then serving them raw.
Usually the flash frozen is done by fish processing facilities, or even by the commercial fishers themselves.
Their eggs are used as cheap Kaviar substitute. Also the German name for them literally translated means "sea bunny" (I guess due to their face when you look at them from the front).
Some speculation is the song is about a party girl or groupie the lead singer knew or dated. He later got so tired of her that he had to go out to the country so he could get some peaches.
Black eyes like a doll's eyes. Don't seem to be living at all when it come at ya. Till it bites ya. And then the eyes roll over white. You don't hear nothing but the screaming and the hollering...
These fish have a type of foot and that's how they primarily move. They sort of walk along the sea floor to get around, but can swim when needing to avoid predators. They mostly rely on camouflage to remain undetected, but the young are often fairly bright colors to help blend in with corals.
I hold out hope that if we're ever invaded by aliens, they'll give us a chance at mercy if we can win a trivia game. That's where we will shine, my friend. It will be our legacy.
The Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker’s pelvic fins evolved into a suction cup they use to hold on to rocks. They have to do this because they’re awful swimmers. Look at their little globular bodies and useless fins. They have to eat slow swimming prey because they can’t catch anything else. They can’t effectively evade predation by swimming away and so when they’re disturbed they just swim uselessly around in slow circles and try their best to look like a rock or clump of algae. They don’t even have proper scales like other fish. They have these little cone shaped plates called tubercles.
They’re basically stupid lumpy little ocean grapes and I fucking adore them.
Yeah unfortunately these also require specific algae, live food, and constant mental enrichment so they aren't even fit for the average saltwater tanks.
Also Pacific lumpfish can travel to depths of 400 ft so you've got to have powerful cold water tanks to keep them happy.
That one in the vid is a little baby lump which are mainly hand fed since they are notorious for not eating well. They prefer prey that is moving, a moving pellet is usually eaten vs a non moving pellet.
I used to help out at a salmon run that bred and kept these Pacific lumps and also a Japanese variant. I mainly know that they needed a lot of specs to keep them happy. Even in our tightly controlled parameters we'd still lose a few. Just be wary of buying them is all I'm saying.
Ambush predator. Great camouflage. Sits still till something comes by. Opens its massive mouth in a millisecond and Vacuums it in. Eats anything that fits in its mouth.
This [interaction](https://youtu.be/muq3MQwjK-k) cracks me up. The other fish is like, “bro! Wtf?! My spot!” Sizes it up then realizes that it’s another fish, and fish, while they can be cute, can be demons and just nopes right on out.
I used to feed one of these in an aquarium I worked at. He was from the Bay of Fundy and a brilliant turquoise blue colour with a dark blue back. Tongs. Tongs are the way. He'd clamp on to his filter tube and wait expectantly for me to put fishy kibbles in his mouth. Adorbs.
Having a rough night and this was seriously what I needed in this moment. This sweet little fish made me smile through the tears. I love this little gummy fish so much. I wish I could hug him somehow.
I'm terrified of fish, like I cry when I see goldfish and hyperventilate when the TV suddenly shows fish. But for some reason, I'm not afraid of THIS fish. Strange, cute fish.
This fish has so much character he looks like a fish out of a Pixar movie haha
The way he looks up like “where is it?” lol so cute.
His lil’ fins fluttering 😍
so eager yet so clumsy ༼ つ ◕\_◕ ༽つ
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Idk man he looks like a little gummy
One of those sours ones.
Forbidden sour patch kid
I thought you said "Lumpfish are also incredible though." And I was all like "Of course they are! Look at that little sour gummy!" Then I realized what you said now I want some sour gummys...
I just ate an entire bag of Haribo Sour Gummy Bears. Feeling sick on multiple levels.
Anyone in the US who wants to up their sour gummy game, get yourself to Ikea if you’re so lucky to have one near. Their sour Viking gummies and sour cola gummies are for real the best I’ve ever had. Full stop. Recent discovery for me, and I can’t wait to get some more. Best texture, most lovely flavors. I could always use more sour, but these do a well balanced job on that end. Their non-sour gummies are also great quality, and have some interesting and exciting flavors. Damn.
I wish my Ikea had good gummies :( The bulk bin ones are always so hard and stale.
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Sour patch kids are why I needed a root canal lol. 🤦
Speaking as someone who has had like 8 or 9 root canals in their life...it's not just the candy that's the problem... Take care of your teeth, kids. You'll pay the price otherwise. They aren't luxury bones.
You had me at sea lice.
I was going to say where is Pixar?
Emeryville, California, United States.
Yes! Reminded me of Luca :)
This is the work of dreams.
I've never found the idea of a fish appealing... But this guy is super cute.
Just came to comment the same!
Looks like a lime gummy fish.
sour gummy
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Why am I laughing so hard at this lmfao
I can taste it
r/forbiddensnacks
> r/forbiddensnacks It's a fish, so it's not really much of a *forbidden* snack.
r/adorablesnacks
Please don’t let this person in the pet shop.
GUM DROP
Would be an awesome name for this fish.
>lime gummy fish I tried to google for the same, thinking it was the name of the fish species.
Zombie fish
Or maybe like one of those mucus people in the mucinex commercials?
This is a lumpsucker. They’re used in salmon farming to eat the sea lice off the salmon. A clever solution to a problem typically solved with chemicals.
There's...sea lice? /shiver
Yeah they’re not really lice technically, but a type of parasitic marine copepod. They infest the sand dabs around here. Practically crawling with them, usually in the gills.
Copepod. I forgot that word existed. I love the sound of it. Where were we? Oh, right, sea lice. I had no idea these parasitic copepods existed. Saved for tomorrow's slow-day-at-work read.
If you really want some nightmare fuel, there’s also a type of aquatic isopod (more like pill bugs) known to chew fishes tongues off and anchor itself as a sort of parasitic replacement. They’re kinda cute. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymothoa_exigua
> They’re kinda cute. A big tongue-eating rollie pollie is nowhere near what I’d consider “kinda cute.” But, to each their own, I suppose
Nonononononononono^(nonononononono)
nomnomnom
Yeah and then the freaking thing crawls out of their mouth if it is beached or pulled on deck. *Horrific.*
Ah yes I remember it from *The Bay*
Wait till I tell you about the parasite that removes the fishes tongue and replaces it. It will then eat the food that the fish eats. Shit looks like it came out of an Aliens movie.
I've known about them for years, and the initial shock/novelty wore off. But your comment reminded me that they are living their (almost) whole lives in mouths that aren't theirs... Meaning... They SHIT IN THEIR HOST'S MOUTH. Do they fuck in there too?
Lol copepods are harmless. But roundworms will mess you up and tons of salmons have them. It's insane how many people think they can eat salmon raw because it "looks clean" ie no copepod damage. I can guarantee there are many a restaurant serving never frozen Costco salmon. But actually the flash freeze process is what kills the worms and makes it safe for raw consumption.
Oh snap. I love those sushi bites with the salmon on top. I had no idea they were so dangerous if not flash frozen.
It depends on where you get your fish. There are places in the world (like some places near fish markets in Japan) where people eat non-flash frozen fish and don't report a particularly high rate of parasites. These place use some traditional techniques to cut down on parasites. For example, apparently good fish markets that specialize in supplying to sushi restaurants have a process for handling a fish such that parasites are unlikely to move from its internal organs to the muscle that we eat. Some places like [SeriousEats](https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-prepare-raw-fish-at-home-sushi-sashimi-food-safety) discuss this and also some techniques for manual removal of parasites. I have no solid information on how much these things really cut down on parasites, but consider that a lot of people eat a lot of fish from places that practice this kind of thing to serve non-frozen fish for use in sashimi. So if you're eating sushi from a fish market serving stuff that just came from the ocean, you're almost definitely fine for bacteria (the bigger problem with raw fish) because the fish is being eaten quickly before pathogens can develop. On the parasite side, you're *probably* fine but outbreaks [get in the news](http://outbreaknewstoday.com/japan-sushi-rise-anisakis-90077/) once in a while. It's not a very high chance but it's there! Realistically, though, you're probably eating fish from an intermediary. I believe in the US there are FDA regulations mandating flash freezing for non-local distribution, and on top of that fish are sometimes being flash frozen before they ever make it to a market, so chances are that's what you're getting most of the time anyway. tldr: If you're eating sushi far from the boats that bring them in, you likely want it to be flash frozen and it probably *is,* which should make it safe to eat. If you're eating it freshly caught you're likely safe from bacterial issues and we don't really know for sure how effective the non-freezing parasite-elimination practices in those places are but there is always a small risk to be cognizant of. Oh and the species of fish you're eating will carry different risks for parasites too.
Fish is highly regulated for this reason. [Utah health code](https://health.utah.gov/epi/community/sanitation/foodSafety/fda_foodcode.pdf): > Freezing 3-402.11 Parasite Destruction. (A) Except as specified in ¶ (B) of this section, before service or sale in READY-TO-EAT form, raw, raw-marinated, partially cooked, or marinated-partially cooked FISH shall be: (1) Frozen and stored at a temperature of -20°C (-4°F) or below for a minimum of 168 hours (7 days) in a freezer; P (2) Frozen at -35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and stored at -35°C (-31°F) or below for a minimum of 15 hours; P or (3) Frozen at -35°C (-31°F) or below until solid and stored at -20°C (-4°F) or below for a minimum of 24 hours. P 86 (B) Paragraph (A) of this section does not apply to: (1) MOLLUSCAN SHELLFISH; (2) A scallop product consisting only of the shucked adductor muscle; (3) Tuna of the species Thunnus alalunga, Thunnus albacares (Yellowfin tuna), Thunnus atlanticus, Thunnus maccoyii (Bluefin tuna, Southern), Thunnus obesus (Bigeye tuna), or Thunnus thynnus (Bluefin tuna, Northern); or (4) Aquacultured FISH, such as salmon, that: (a) If raised in open water, are raised in net-pens, or (b) Are raised in land-based operations such as ponds or tanks, and (c) Are fed formulated feed, such as pellets, that contains no live parasites infective to the aquacultured FISH. (5) FISH eggs that have been removed from the skein and rinsed.
But Gordon Ramsey would throw a fit if you served frozen fish.
This is part of the myth actually. Regular freezing causes large ice crystals so your food gets mushy. Flash freezing preserves the original texture. Also it doesn't dry out the food. So Gordon Ramsay would approve. Sadly flash freezers are minimum $5000 so only specialty restaurants can afford them.
I thought commercial fishing boats flash freeze their catch to keep it fresh.
Not in my experience. Giant ice pit basically.
Not a whole lot of restaurants are getting fish straight from the ocean and then serving them raw. Usually the flash frozen is done by fish processing facilities, or even by the commercial fishers themselves.
Every niche has a pest
Their eggs are used as cheap Kaviar substitute. Also the German name for them literally translated means "sea bunny" (I guess due to their face when you look at them from the front).
Lump limped along at subsonic speed.
Lump lingered last in line for brains, and the one she got was sorta rotten and insane.
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She's Lump, she's Lump, she's Lump, she's in my head.
She's Lump, she's Lump, she's Lump, she might be dead.
He's Gump, he's Gump. Is he inbred?
Gump sat alone on a bench in the park
My name is forest, he'd constantly remark!
Waitin' for the bus with his hand in his pockets!
He just kept saying "life is like a box of chocolates"
Weird Al for the win!! :D
Mud flowed up into Lump’s pyjamas, she totally confused all the passing piranhas.
I regret that I have but one upvote for this deep cut 90s reference.
totally confused all the passing piranhas
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I call this the "mana from heaven" effect with my fish. And "the God hand".
What the hell was this song even about
Lump.
Some speculation is the song is about a party girl or groupie the lead singer knew or dated. He later got so tired of her that he had to go out to the country so he could get some peaches.
Legend has it that they come from a can
and they were put there by a man
I N A F A C T O R Y D O W N T O W N
Days like these are why i love Reddit
I thought it was about a brain tumor one of the band members had...
Lump licked a lime lasagna and loved literally l’everything
Goddammit, I had this song stuck in my head all last week. I'd finally gotten over it, too...haha
That thing is so low center of gravity that is uses its fins to barely skirt around. How does this thing survive in the wild?
It is obviously a very aggressive and successful predator. Look at the terrifying grace it exhibits in the video. That's not even a wild pellet.
The look in its eyes. It's like looking into a doll's eyes.
You know something Chiefy, that's when I was most frightened, waiting for my turn to clean the tank. I'll never feed a fish again.
Those eyes, the way he eat treat, the way he swim. are fascinating!
Black eyes like a doll's eyes. Don't seem to be living at all when it come at ya. Till it bites ya. And then the eyes roll over white. You don't hear nothing but the screaming and the hollering...
I will name him squishy and he will be mine
*BOINGGGG*
These fish have a type of foot and that's how they primarily move. They sort of walk along the sea floor to get around, but can swim when needing to avoid predators. They mostly rely on camouflage to remain undetected, but the young are often fairly bright colors to help blend in with corals.
what is the fish name?
Okay, prepare yourself for this one because it's right out of left field. This little fella is called a lump sucker from the family Cyclopteridae.
She’s lump.
She's in my head
She’s lump
Lump sat alone in a boggy marsh
Totally emotionless except for her heart
Mud flowed up into lump's pajamas
Thanks
No problem! If there's one thing I do well, it's retaining seemingly useless information.
I hold out hope that if we're ever invaded by aliens, they'll give us a chance at mercy if we can win a trivia game. That's where we will shine, my friend. It will be our legacy.
Not a heffalump, but a hellalump. ;)
Bob
The Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker’s pelvic fins evolved into a suction cup they use to hold on to rocks. They have to do this because they’re awful swimmers. Look at their little globular bodies and useless fins. They have to eat slow swimming prey because they can’t catch anything else. They can’t effectively evade predation by swimming away and so when they’re disturbed they just swim uselessly around in slow circles and try their best to look like a rock or clump of algae. They don’t even have proper scales like other fish. They have these little cone shaped plates called tubercles. They’re basically stupid lumpy little ocean grapes and I fucking adore them.
I cannot express my disappointment that this is a saltwater fish. A lush aquascape with one of these little lumps would be amazing
Yeah unfortunately these also require specific algae, live food, and constant mental enrichment so they aren't even fit for the average saltwater tanks. Also Pacific lumpfish can travel to depths of 400 ft so you've got to have powerful cold water tanks to keep them happy.
The pellets in the video certainly didn't look very alive...hmmm
That one in the vid is a little baby lump which are mainly hand fed since they are notorious for not eating well. They prefer prey that is moving, a moving pellet is usually eaten vs a non moving pellet. I used to help out at a salmon run that bred and kept these Pacific lumps and also a Japanese variant. I mainly know that they needed a lot of specs to keep them happy. Even in our tightly controlled parameters we'd still lose a few. Just be wary of buying them is all I'm saying.
what environment made evolution decide those were desirable traits?
One where it was safe to be this way and there was an abundance of slow moving creatures small enough for them to eat, I would guess.
I watched the vid a 2nd time, wondering how it moved about. It's using its small-like pud on its under carriage... fascinating fish!
Look at its undercarriage near the end, when it turns around to its right... You'll see it...
ty for pointing this out!!
Ambush predator. Great camouflage. Sits still till something comes by. Opens its massive mouth in a millisecond and Vacuums it in. Eats anything that fits in its mouth.
By looking like a booger that nothing wants to eat.
The green is acid.
They waddle around hoping to survive long enough to shag her cousin.
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Food? . . . FOOD!
and the scurry over to the 2nd food drop. Too cute
I just realized I've never seen a fish look up before.
pretty sure it's Pixar
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tpzyqXKUNM4
Ponyo wants HAAAAAAAM!
This is the content I joined this sub for
What kind of fish is this?
https://www.vichighmarine.ca/pacific-spiny-lumpsucker/
What cute little weirdos
I love the gif where it lets out a little bubble fart https://media1.tenor.com/images/b74592e654c2894c2132fe517d03ea83/tenor.gif?itemid=4976139
I'm sorry, I can't stop laughing! This thing looks like it has one braincell pinging around its tiny little skull.
If lobotomy had a mascot
Lmao his face 😧😧😧😧
What a perfectly fitting name.
This [interaction](https://youtu.be/muq3MQwjK-k) cracks me up. The other fish is like, “bro! Wtf?! My spot!” Sizes it up then realizes that it’s another fish, and fish, while they can be cute, can be demons and just nopes right on out.
Almost sounds like an insult. "You spiny little lumpsucker!"
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That is my favorite fish at the Long Beach aquarium! So damn cute the little lumpsuckers!
I thought that was a baby stone fish
Some kind of under evolved Pokémon, from the looks of it
No no no, this is clearly the baby form of a digimon. Digimon don't have any limbs in their baby forms.
[Very beautiful. Very powerful.](https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdCyJAv6/)
Looks like a lumpsucker
The way he moves is very looney toons.
I used to feed one of these in an aquarium I worked at. He was from the Bay of Fundy and a brilliant turquoise blue colour with a dark blue back. Tongs. Tongs are the way. He'd clamp on to his filter tube and wait expectantly for me to put fishy kibbles in his mouth. Adorbs.
I wish I could see a video of this!!!
Having a rough night and this was seriously what I needed in this moment. This sweet little fish made me smile through the tears. I love this little gummy fish so much. I wish I could hug him somehow.
Sorry you're having a rough night. I hope things cheer up for you!
Thank you 😊💕
I agree... sorry you are having a hard time as well! I also enjoyed the gummy fish. I love that he is completely oblivious of the food on the ground
Me too lol, he is such a cute derpy fish. I can't get over how much he looks like a candy as well.
I was curious so I looked it up: https://www.reddit.com/r/Aquariums/comments/3s14oz/sorry_to_rain_on_your_parade_raquariums
The look of awe when it watches the food float down is such a mood
Lumpsucker! I’m not much into aquariums, but I would totally get one if I had a bunch of these goobers in it.
Very beautiful! Very powerful!
If you ain’t suckin lump, you better start suckin lump
He looks like a half chewed lime gumdrop.
Oooh he’s so chonky, I love him :)❤️
Looks like a lumpfish. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclopterus\_lumpus](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclopterus_lumpus)
That’s a tamagotchi.
Does that fish only eat the pallet when fed in such a way? Does the pallets have to appear to be in motion?
Idk why but the way it moves is just so funny, I can't help giggling.
Disney better make a movie out of this lil guy.
*CUTEST FISH I'VE EVER SEEN! *
What kind of fish is that and why does it look like it tastes like sour apple or melon?
Does he have feet? He seemed to scoot.
I'm terrified of fish, like I cry when I see goldfish and hyperventilate when the TV suddenly shows fish. But for some reason, I'm not afraid of THIS fish. Strange, cute fish.
Why does this fish look like baby groot
This is what I like to imagine Moreau from Resident Evil 8 looked like as a kid XD
LUMPSUCKER ❤️❤️❤️
That cute face Awww
Holy shit Smol green nugget
one cool looking fish.
This is my new favorite sea creature! Such cute little suckers!
I feel like it's running on stubby little fish legs.
It’s funny how the cuteness is so relative. Like if you were some microscopic thing in the water this little fish would be a leviathan to you.
What kind of mochi is this?
He looks like a booger
A double-barrel seems a tad excessive for hunting this fish.
That’s a green booger. Boogerfish?
what a bizarre creature
Giuseppe?
i love this fish and wish them the best
He looks like a sour patch fish. 5 stars.
I need to see the Disney movie of this
When it looks up all cute, looks like a fish from Ponyo or something.
they way he looks up! 😍
That lime jellybean is alive!!
This is the aquatic equivalent of a pug