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Meet the Juvenile Pacific Spiny Lumpsuckers
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Meet the Juvenile Pacific Spiny Lumpsuckers
Guests to the Pacific Seas Aquarium may notice some quirky new additions: juvenile Pacific spiny lumpsuckers. Hatched in October, these tiny, round fish have just reached the right size to join the guest-facing habitat. Despite their tough-sounding name, lumpsuckers are anything but fearsome. With lumpy skin, bulging eyes, and a soft, round body, they are among the most uniquely charming fish in the Pacific Northwest. They are poor swimmers and …
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