All' Angelo

(323) 933-9540

7166 Melrose Ave

Los Angeles, CA

Uploaded by:

pleasurepalate
3 years ago.
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Users who licked it:

happi6url	Thngotiatr
JoeL	henrychan
happydot	pekinese
kevin

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Big Eye Tuna, Hama Hama Oysters & Osetra Caviar

Keywords: tuna Oyster caviar *Italian

7 lickslick it unlick $20

By happi6url 3 years ago This looks tasty!!

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By henrychan 3 years ago this looks amazing! Is big eye tuna a different breed of tuna?

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By pleasurepalate 3 years ago taken from hawaii-seafood.com:

Bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus) is one of two species known in Hawaii simply as ahi. Similar in general appearance to yellowfin tuna (the other species known as ahi), the bigeye may be recognized by its plump body, its larger head and its unusually large eyes.

Adult bigeye tuna are the deepest occurring of all tuna species, with the depth range of greatest concentration at 150 to 250 fathoms. Smaller bigeye (20-30 pounds) may be encountered in shallower waters in the vicinity of seamounts or floating objects, including fish aggregation buoys.

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