Chub: Bermuda

The most distinctive feature of the Bermuda chub ( Kyphosus sectatrix ) is its , which have horizontal bases that curve outward to an incisor-like point . This unique dental structure distinguishes them from all other fish families. Key Identification Features

: Adults are typically gray to silver with faint yellow or bronze horizontal stripes running the length of their bodies. bermuda chub

: A notable marking is the pale yellow or white stripe running from the corner of the mouth to the gill cover. The most distinctive feature of the Bermuda chub

: They commonly reach about 20 inches in length, but can grow up to 30 inches and weigh as much as 13 pounds. Behavior and Diet Bermuda chub - Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium : A notable marking is the pale yellow

: They have a deep, oval, or "football-shaped" body that is compressed and elliptical.