lionfish whose deadpan is deadly

Lion Fish or often called Pterois, is the most poisonous marine fish genus found in the Indo-Pacific. Pterois is marked with flashy warning colors with red, white, beige, or black bands, flashy pectoral fin and razor-sharp fin fins. Pterois is classified into several different species, but Pterois radiata, Pterois Volitans and Pterois miles are most often studied. Pterois is a popular aquarium fish.
Pterois in the Atlantic range from 5 cm to 45 cm long, weighing from 25 grams to 1.3 kilograms They are also known for their beautiful decorations, venomous spines and unique tentacles. Juvenile lionfish have unique tentacles located above their varied eye sockets in the inter-species phenotype. This shows that the evolution of these tentacles serves to continue to attract new prey. This fish can live 5-15 years.