What depth does the angler fish live at?

Answer 1

Probably less competition for food

Angler fish get their name from the way they lure their prey. They lie on the sea floor awaiting their prey (a large amount of which is shell fish). It has a long filament on its head which resembles a wriggling worm that attracts smaller fish which its large mouth soon devours.

Answer 2

Almost all species of Angler fish live at depths of 1000 meters or more, in the pelagic zone. One species caught commercially is the goosefish (family Lophiidae), a muddy bottom fish.

Answer 3

anglerfish lives in the dark depths of the Atlantic and Antarctic oceans. They can survive up to a mile below the surface.

Answer 4

The Angler fish lives in the deepest parts of the ocean where no light can penetrate and the water temperature is very close to freezing.

Answer 5

Clownfish life in shallow and calm lagoons or coastal reefs to depths of about 50 feet

Answer 6

The angler fish can live in depths of up to 10,000 m deep.

Answer 7

very deep like deep