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- Kelp_Bass abstract "The kelp bass (Paralabrax clathratus), sometimes referred to as the calico bass (leading to easy confusion with the freshwater fishes from the genus Pomoxis), is a species of marine fish found in the eastern North Pacific Ocean from Baja California, Mexico, to Washington, USA (although rare in the northernmost part of its range). As suggested by its common name, it is typically associated with kelp beds, but may also be found in rocky areas or near hard structures. It prefers relatively shallow water, but may occur as deep as 165 ft (50 m).It can reach a length of 28 1⁄2 inches (72 cm), and, being a slow grower, live for as long as 34 years. It is considered an excellent food fish, and is a popular recreational fishery species in Southern California. While the population is believed to be stable, large individuals are relatively rare due to fishing pressure. Commercial fishing for this species has been illegal since the 1950s. Current regulations in California allow only 14-inch or longer kelp bass to be kept by recreational fishermen. It feeds on small fishes, squid, crustaceans, and, when abundant, plankton. During the warmer months (May to September in California), kelp bass form spawning groups in deeper water. After one to two days, the pelagic eggs hatch into larvae, which metamorph into juveniles after about a month. The juveniles settle among blades of kelp. Kelp bass have been known to bite at humans; a bite can break the skin, but does not usually cause severe puncture wounds. This may be more frequent when the fish are spawning.".
- Kelp_Bass binomialAuthority Charles_Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Girard.
- Kelp_Bass class Actinopterygii.
- Kelp_Bass conservationStatus "LC".
- Kelp_Bass conservationStatusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Kelp_Bass family Serranidae.
- Kelp_Bass genus Paralabrax.
- Kelp_Bass kingdom Animal.
- Kelp_Bass order Perciformes.
- Kelp_Bass phylum Chordate.
- Kelp_Bass synonym "Labrax clathratus".
- Kelp_Bass thumbnail Paralabrax_clathratus.jpg?width=300.
- Kelp_Bass wikiPageID "8649708".
- Kelp_Bass wikiPageRevisionID "583923189".
- Kelp_Bass binomial "Paralabrax clathratus".
- Kelp_Bass classis Actinopterygii.
- Kelp_Bass familia Serranidae.
- Kelp_Bass genus "Paralabrax".
- Kelp_Bass hasPhotoCollection Kelp_Bass.
- Kelp_Bass imageWidth "250".
- Kelp_Bass name "Kelp bass".
- Kelp_Bass ordo Perciformes.
- Kelp_Bass phylum Chordate.
- Kelp_Bass regnum Animal.
- Kelp_Bass species "P. clathratus".
- Kelp_Bass status "LC".
- Kelp_Bass statusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Kelp_Bass synonyms "Labrax clathratus".
- Kelp_Bass subject Category:Serranidae.
- Kelp_Bass type Animal.
- Kelp_Bass type Eukaryote.
- Kelp_Bass type Fish.
- Kelp_Bass type Species.
- Kelp_Bass type Fish.
- Kelp_Bass type Organism.
- Kelp_Bass comment "The kelp bass (Paralabrax clathratus), sometimes referred to as the calico bass (leading to easy confusion with the freshwater fishes from the genus Pomoxis), is a species of marine fish found in the eastern North Pacific Ocean from Baja California, Mexico, to Washington, USA (although rare in the northernmost part of its range). As suggested by its common name, it is typically associated with kelp beds, but may also be found in rocky areas or near hard structures.".
- Kelp_Bass label "Kelp Bass".
- Kelp_Bass label "Paralabrax clathratus".
- Kelp_Bass label "大口副鱸".
- Kelp_Bass sameAs Paralabrax_clathratus.
- Kelp_Bass sameAs m.027ck2r.
- Kelp_Bass sameAs Q4989113.
- Kelp_Bass sameAs Q4989113.
- Kelp_Bass wasDerivedFrom Kelp_Bass?oldid=583923189.
- Kelp_Bass depiction Paralabrax_clathratus.jpg.
- Kelp_Bass isPrimaryTopicOf Kelp_Bass.
- Kelp_Bass name "Kelp bass".
