Black cabrilla

Serranus atricauda

The black scorpionfish is a species of fish found in tropical and subtropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean, specifically in the Caribbean region. It is a predatory fish that feeds on other fish and crustaceans.

Despite its common name, the black cabrilla is not always black. It has a brown base on its body, although it can present different shades of color in its skin. This species is highly prized for its meat.

The black scorpionfish is a fish that can be found in rocky areas and coral reefs, and is capable of swimming at depths of up to 100 meters.

Como Comer

The meat of the black scorpionfish is considered one of the tastiest among the fish species. It is a white, firm flesh with a mild flavor, although with a slightly sweet touch. It has a fairly consistent texture.