I saw a fishing video on the recommendation of station B today.

Today, I saw a fishing video on the recommendation of Station B. A group of elder brothers caught a big humpback fish. I didn’t know what kind of humpback it was after I saw it. Later, I read the comment and learned that it was a big one / Bodianus macrognathos. Then I saw the most popular comment was one person, Aite, who said that it was a big one. It wasn’t a big one. Epty Fish, then said a lot, looks very nb, the comments are also very strong, was Aite’s person that said it was pseudo-popular science, and the result has been sprayed by many people.
So in fact, is this person really right?
No, I was shocked when I read what he said, because the three kinds of fish he said at the beginning seemed to be made up by himself, because there were no such three kinds of fish at all, and even below he called them silk fish. So I don’t think I need to say anything about the rest of it.
So what kind of fish is this fish?
It’s really a jaw Pitty fish. Compared with the pictures, we can see that the characteristics are quite consistent. There’s also a snapper coming in behind the video. The snapper should be Blue Line snapper / Lutjanus coeruleolineatus. It was unexpected that the genus Pitti could grow up like this. The diversity of the Family Pittidae was terrible.

But eventually the man was slapped in the face by a big man. Sydney, Australia