Sanzo's Conger (Ariosoma sanzoi) is a marine and benthopelagic species found in tropical regions. It is notable for its length, reaching up to 21 cm (8.27 inches).
The genus name, Ariosoma, is derived from the Greek words "ari" meaning strength or superiority, and "soma" meaning body, reflecting its robust form.
The dorsal and anal fins of this species display a distinctive black margin. Sanzo's Conger is known for its behavior of burrowing in the sand during daylight hours.
This species is primarily located in the 🌊 Western Indian Ocean, specifically in the 🌊 Red Sea.
Why it's threatened
The threats to this species are currently unknown.
Threat classification from the IUCN Red List.
