Gymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) are common in New Zealand and are more common in the northern part of the country. They gape their mouths due to the fact that they have no gills. Yellow Moray are known to eat crabs, fishes and possibly octopus.
Print Size: Large 12x18 inches or Small 8x12 inches
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Gymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) are common in New Zealand and are more common in the northern part of the country. They gape their mouths due to the fact that they have no gills. Yellow Moray are known to eat crabs, fishes and possibly octopus.
Print Size: Large 12x18 inches or Small 8x12 inches
Material: Matt photographic paper
Edition: Limited to 5 prints
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