Pufferfish
Blowfish Tails – also known as Sugar Toads.
Really Sweet
Quick Facts
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Species Name
Blowfish
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Latin Name
Tetraodontidae
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Harvest Method
Net Caught
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Range & Habitat
Eastern United States
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Producer
Mid-Atlantic Direct
Range & Habitat
Mid-Atlantic Direct
SeafoodS.com is proud to team up with our Mid-Atlantic Direct Partner. The Mid-Atlantic region includes fisheries with a long history of catching some of the best species found in the Carolinas to Maryland. Our partnership is central to many of these great seafood products. These include such well-known species as Wild Striped Bass, Black Bass, Fluke, Mackerel, White Shrimp, Soft Shell Crabs, Fresh Lump Crab Meat & Oyster Gallons.
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