Ikimono KokuhoLiving Treasures of Japan
Prefectural Natural Monument
Fish

Grass Puffer

Takifugu alboplumbeus

A small pufferfish of shallow coastal waters that gathers on gravel beaches to spawn. On the Murozumi Peninsula in Hikari, Yamaguchi, spawning occurs in early summer, a few days before the new or full moon. It begins two to three hours before high tide and ends before sunset. This coastal spawning ground is designated a Natural Monument of Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Scientific name
Takifugu alboplumbeus
Group
Fish
Prefectures
Yamaguchi
日本語
クサフグ
简体中文
星点东方鲀(草河豚)

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Yes. The Grass Puffer is protected as a Natural Monument (0 national and 1 prefectural designations). Each designated site is listed under "Natural Monuments related to the Grass Puffer" on this page.

The Grass Puffer is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Yamaguchi.

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