Sand Seatrout
Coastal Habitats
Animals of the Gulf Waters
Sand Seatrout
Cynoscion arenarius
Sand seatrout are silvery with a pinkish color on the upper sides. Their large mouths are orange on the inside and have with one or two rounded teeth at the front of the upper jaw. Although common in deeper bays, channels and the shallow Gulf, sand seatrout live nowhere else.
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