Codlet eelpout– Handcrafted Wooden Sculpture
The Codlet is a rare species in New Zealand waters, recorded from a signal specimen caught off the Mahia Peninsula (east coast of the north island). Epipelagic to mesopelagic occurring at depths of 45-950m over depths of 1000-2000m. Feeds on small zooplankton and can grow to a maximum size of 85mm
Material: Reclaimed native wood, aged copper, hand-forged details
Size: Approx. [530mm]
Edition: One-of-a-kind, handcrafted by Jak
Display: Ready to mount
The Codlet is a rare species in New Zealand waters, recorded from a signal specimen caught off the Mahia Peninsula (east coast of the north island). Epipelagic to mesopelagic occurring at depths of 45-950m over depths of 1000-2000m. Feeds on small zooplankton and can grow to a maximum size of 85mm
Material: Reclaimed native wood, aged copper, hand-forged details
Size: Approx. [530mm]
Edition: One-of-a-kind, handcrafted by Jak
Display: Ready to mount
The Codlet is a rare species in New Zealand waters, recorded from a signal specimen caught off the Mahia Peninsula (east coast of the north island). Epipelagic to mesopelagic occurring at depths of 45-950m over depths of 1000-2000m. Feeds on small zooplankton and can grow to a maximum size of 85mm
Material: Reclaimed native wood, aged copper, hand-forged details
Size: Approx. [530mm]
Edition: One-of-a-kind, handcrafted by Jak
Display: Ready to mount