Sebastes capensis at Lilliguapi, Chile by Susann Diercks

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The false jacopever or Cape redfish (Sebastes capensis) is a marine fish found only in waters off the western coast of South Africa, Tristan da Cunha and southern South America (in depths of 20 to 275 metres). It is a demersal fish with a coloration in reddish or brown. Sebastes capensis is a viviparous species, which means it retains the eggs internally until they hatch. I took this photo during a research trip to Chilean Patagonia in spring 2015.