Gymnothorax pseudotile Mohapatra, Smith, Ray, Mishra & Mohanty 2017

This species is distinguished by the following characters: robust body; anus at about mid-body; long head; blunt snout with large eye located slightly closer to rictus than to tip of snout; lower jaw is slightly shorter than upper jaw; gill opening broadly rounded, positioned below lateral midline; dorsal-fin origin is above posterior half of gill opening; both dorsal and anal fin are low, with pale margin; intermaxillary teeth in 3 longitudinal rows, with median row of 3 depressible fang like teeth and a single row of 6 teeth on each side; colour dark brown dorsally with small white dots scattered all over and ventral part pale whitish with small brown spots without reticulations; infraorbital pores 3; predorsal vertebrae 12-13, preanal vertebrae 56-59, total vertebrae 126-129 (Ref. 115849).

Vertebrae: 126 - 129

Gymnothorax pseudotile is a species of fish found in West Bengal, India. It is powerfully built and has a maximum length of 47 cm (19 in). It has big eyes, a dull snout, and an elongated body. They have 126–129 vertebrae.