Bathymicrops regis is a species of aulopiformes in the family Ipnopidae. It is found in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coasts of Africa and South America. The species is of Least Concern.
Distribution Bathymicrops regis is found in the Atlantic Ocean, at depths of . It occurs of the coasts of Morocco, Gabon, Venezuela, and Brazil.
Description Bathymicrops regis has six to eight dark bands across its body, which is elongated, and grows to a maximum of . It is rare, probably solitary, and eats small crustaceans.
Conservation In 2013, the IUCN assessed Bathymicrops regis as of Least Concern. No major threats are noted.
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