LIONFISH

  The lionfish (otherwise called the turkeyfish, tigerfish, dragonfish, scorpionfish, and butterfly cod) is a harmful spiky fish found in the hotter waters of the western and focal Pacific Ocean. The lionfish is a savage fish chasing little fish, yet it's venom is fit for being lethal to bigger animals.
The lionfish is a well known aquarium angle the world over, in spite of the fact that the lionfish is better kept in tanks with bunches of room and couple of other fish. The lionfish can live to around 16 years in the wild and lionfish frequently live more if cared for well in imprisonment.
There are around 8 diverse perceived types of lionfish that are found in the Pacific Ocean. The lionfish is locally found in waterfront waters around rough cleft and coral reefs where there are heaps of littler fish for the lionfish to eat and furthermore puts for the lionfish to cover up.
The lionfish gets its prey by covering up in a cleft in the stone or coral and after that ambushing it as it swims past. The lionfish at that point corners its prey with its expansive balances previously gulping down it.
Lionfish go after a wide assortment of little fish and scavangers that occupy the tropical reefs. The lionfish is prey to couple of predators because of the vast size of the lionfish and the way that the presence of the lionfish is insinuating to different creatures. The spikes that project from the body of the lionfish contain venom that lionfish uses to safeguard itself in the event that it is being sought after. The fundamental predators of the lionfish are substantial fish, eels and people that catch the lionfish to put into a tank.
In spite of the fact that the lionfish is a lone creature and they just truly meet up to mate, a couple of lionfish possess a specific region of the reef. The lionfish gather for the most part contains one male lionfish and a couple of female lionfish that he mates with. The male lionfish is exceptionally regional and ensures the territory in which without anyone else's input and his females live.
The female lionfish discharges in the vicinity of 2,000 and 15,000 eggs into the water which are treated by the male lionfish.
 The lionfish combine at that point rapidly shroud with the goal that their eggs can glide into the sea before being spotted by predators that eat the eggs. The lionfish eggs incubate in only 2 days and the small lionfish sear stay close to the surface of the water until the point that they are greater. At the point when the lionfish rotisserie reach about an inch long, they swim down into the sea to join the reef group.
The Lionfish is likewise an intrusive species, initially from the Indian and Western Pacific seas. It was brought into Florida as an aquarium angle, and after a storm broke a portion of the aquariums containing the fish, they began to show up around the lower bank of Florida.
They have now spread as far as possible up to Long Island, New York.

• At the point when researchers do plunges to think about the lionfish, once in a while they execute one, and follow it's DNA. The odd thing of late, is that all the fish follow back to a unique six or seven Lionfish from the sea in which they came.