Although more frequent in zones starting from the 20 meters of depth, those younger are generally more coastal and for this reason relatively frequent in zones gravels and rocks. Of reddish tone, although appear also yellowish specimens jaspeados, it especially presents many lóbulos along the side line and under the jaw, while managing to pretend of small tentacles under the eyes. With toxic spines distributed by the head and of the ailerons, we must proceed with taken care much in their handling to avoid the punctures of a significant toxic degree.

That pricked of the cabracho, especially those of small size, is practically inappreciable. The majority of the accidents produced with fishermen are due, especially during night fishing, with the fact of beginning again too quickly and of being struck with fish in thighs, arm or abdomen; one even gave cases to confuse it with the fish sapo (completely inoffensive) and to suffer his puncture while trying to handle it. Although its meat is firm and very appreciated for boullabisse French and the fish soups, its handling must be very careful. These animals have a resistance to Lat very remarkable asphyxiation while managing to survive several hours out of water. In Caso to want to preserve the captures of this animal it is very recommendable to separate it from the remainder of fishing and to maintain them in a place wherethe S possibilityis accidental frictions with them it is minimal. In all the manners we will avoid the contact with fish while again cutting the end which captures it while waiting for better moment for its cleanliness. Cases of puncture are appropriate a fast transfer to a medical establishment and to explain (or including carrying the specimen) the size and the species with which we suffer the accident.