Ancharius
Ancharius refers to a genus of marine ray-finned fish in the family Ophidiidae. These fish are commonly known as cusk-eels. They are characterized by their elongated, tapering bodies, which often resemble eels. Like other cusk-eels, Ancharius species possess a continuous dorsal and anal fin that merges with the caudal fin. Their pelvic fins are typically reduced or absent.
The genus Ancharius is found in tropical and subtropical waters of the western Atlantic Ocean. They inhabit
Reproduction in Ancharius species is thought to involve external fertilization, though specific details can vary. The
Currently, only one species is recognized within the genus Ancharius, Ancharius gryllus. This species is distributed