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The Jambeau

Jambeau is a deepwater marine fish named Parahollardia lineata. Its recorded habitat lies well below ordinary beach and shallow-reef environments.

Western Atlantic Records

The distribution extends from Virginia toward Florida and through Gulf waters toward Yucatan. These records describe a western Atlantic deepwater fish, not a general name for any fish taken in that region. Scientific identity and capture locality should remain together.

Depth and Bottom

The compiled depth interval runs from roughly 119 to 396 meters. Fish are associated with deeper marine bottom habitat. A capture should retain its actual depth because the nearest coastline alone does not explain the environmental setting occupied below the surface.

Size and Observation

The reference maximum is twenty centimeters total length, including the tail fin. A detailed photograph should preserve the body, head and fin outlines for comparison. A maximum weight is not calculated from that length, and unrelated shallow-water relatives should not supply missing species-specific measurements.

Keep the Capture Depth

Depth is especially useful for Jambeau. A distant offshore bottom record carries ecological information that a coastal place name alone cannot preserve.

All Lakes With Jambeau

Browse lakes and reservoirs with documented Jambeau records, listed alphabetically. Records do not establish current abundance or public access. Check the evidence and managing authority for the water you choose.

No published lakes are currently linked to this species in our confirmed records.

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