What is a bar jack?

Bar connector is a type of fish that lives primarily in the coral reefs of the South Gulf of Mexico. It is also located in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of the Eastern United States to the north like New Jersey. Bar connectors are identified and named for a strip of black bar, which runs along the back from head to their lower tail fin. Fish are hunted for sport and food and most of them are consumed on the Bahamas. It is known that the fish also have a bright blue stripe directly below the black stripe, and is therefore also called blue-dragled Cavalla. The bar connector has a scalated chest, the tail fork and its fins are longer than its head. Length, fish reaches around 19.7 inches (50 cm) and weighs about 18 pounds (8.2 kg).

Bar connectors are located around the Bahamas and Western India and move back and forth between large coral reefs in the region. They can easily be seen divers in this area and are often caught by a sports fisherman. The bar connector rides routinely in the areaBahamas, but is recommended carefully because it is known to cause cases of ciguatera poisoning. It is the result of a toxin that will pick up the fish from coral reefs that spread dinoflage.

Jacks Juvenile bar connectors have a full black rod along their backs and instead have a broken segmented black stripe. As soon as they reach maturity, the whole black bar develops. Also, the young bar jacks hunts in the same way as adults and instead depends on cleaning and feeding down. Around larger fish, such as Stingrays, followed by the core of a youthful bar and from their debris. Immature fish are also eaten by the plankton zoo, which hovered near the surface of the water.

jacks for adults eat smaller fish and invertebrates such as shrimp. They only hunt during the days and have almost no night activity. Bar connectors have a full set of teeth, with two rows above and one row at the bottom. Are not listed as an endangered or endangered species. Fish eat dolphins and other predators such as King of Mackerel, Mackerel Cero and larger amber.