Blackspotted numbfish
The blackspotted numbfish (Narcine timlei), also known as the black-spotted electric ray, Indian electric ray, largespotted numbfish and spotted numbfish,[2] is a species of numbfish in the family Narcinidae.
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Species: | N. timlei |
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Description
The blackspotted numbfish grows to a maximum length of 38 cm.[3]
Distribution
This species is found in coastal regions and also offshore in the Indo-West Pacific, from Pakistan to the Philippines.[3]
Parasites
Narcine timlei is host to a number of parasites including:
- Charopinus narcinae Pillai, 1962
- Caudacanthus narcini (Pillai, 1963)
- Pseudocharopinus narcinae (Pillai, 1962)
- Taeniacanthus narcini Pillai, 1963
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