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I caught/ got these earlier from the sea.. Can you name these please

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Re: Name of fish

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The bigger one is a batfish while the other one looks like a type of surgeonfish.

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Peace wrote:The bigger one is a batfish while the other one looks like a type of surgeonfish.

1) the second one was of differnet color when it was caught .. But changed color after death.. Can you please re- check it and know me the exact name and information.

2) also for batfish is it eadible.. If yes, then how to clean its tough skin..

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I'm not familiar with surgeonfishes, so I can't provide anymore info that you can find on the Internet. The batfish is edible but not commonly sold or favoured locally. Not sure how would one treat a tough skin, but I suppose if you don't like it may be you can just remove it after cooking.

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Peace wrote:I'm not familiar with surgeonfishes, so I can't provide anymore info that you can find on the Internet. The batfish is edible but not commonly sold or favoured locally. Not sure how would one treat a tough skin, but I suppose if you don't like it may be you can just remove it after cooking.
U mean cook batfish by grilling it or frying it.. And how you came up with seeing that the other one was surgeon fish

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Both ways of cooking will probably do but I think frying might do a better job at it. Regarding the other fish, I just thought it looked similar to that blue colour fish from 'finding nemo' and I just search from there. The profile does look like surgeonfish but I could be wrong. Check them out yourself. http://www.fishbase.org/identification/ ... &areacode=

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