Slippery ****

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Slippery **** (Halichoeres bivittatus) is a species of ocean-dwelling fish in the family Labridae. This species originates mostly from the Western Atlantic: North Carolina and Bermuda to Brazil. It swims as if it's dragging its tail. Adults may grow to a length of 8 inches.

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i heard the black slippery **** grows alot larger
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AirThompson wrote:
Do they have bones?


They have a normal fish skeletal system, however they possess the unique ability to harden their bones in the morning hours to help combat cooler water temperatures.
 
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko

AirThompson wrote:
Do they have bones?


They have a normal fish skeletal system, however they possess the unique ability to harden their bones in the morning hours to help combat cooler water temperatures.

So pretty much...

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