Histiophryne pogonius is a newly described species of anglerfish which is expertly camouflaged for habitats of coralline algae and sponge. Related to the sensational psychedelic frogfish, Histiophryne psychadelica, the new Histiophryne pogonius is especially lumpy in form, even for a frogfish, and with its modified pectoral fins it prefers crawling around the reef to swimming. Hystiophryne … Continue reading Histiophryne pogonius frogfish has a face only a marine aquarist could love