depends if its ANGUS, USDA CHOICE, or that crap they sell out of the back of pickup trucks... the first 2 choices i would eat - the last would never touch it... and fish - ya i would eat fish too!
Longhorned cowfish are usually a yellow-gray color. With spots.
Typically in the Indo-Pacific region.
They're natural habitat is in the Indo-Pacific region among coral reefs.
Longhorn cowfish was created in 1758.
Honeycomb cowfish was created in 1876.
i think cowfish eat algae lol just a guess1!!!
Lionfish: A lionfish is any of several species of venomous marine fish in the family Scorpaenidae. Lionfish are native to the tropical Indo-Pacific region of the world, but have been spotted in the warmer coral regions of the eastern Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea. Longhorned Cowfish: Although the cute little yellow longhorned cowfish that is offered for sale in your local fish store are so adorable that it literally begs to be taken home to your tank, this is not a fish to be bought on impulse (actually, no fish should be bought without knowing about it's habits and mature size). Lyretail Anthias: Of all of the anthias, the lyretail is just about the most cantankerous and territorial. Reference: http://www.fishchannel.com/fish-species/saltwater_L_landing.aspx
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Stab them
yes there is
Yes, a cowfish is a type of fish that belongs to the family Ostraciidae. They are known for their unique box-like shape and horn-like appendages on their heads. Cowfish are often found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world.
Boxfish, Cowfish