What is the life cycle of a fang-tooth?

The fang-tooth fish, known for its large fang-like teeth, has a life cycle that begins with spawning in deep ocean waters. After fertilization, eggs hatch into larvae that drift in the ocean currents, feeding on plankton. As they grow, they undergo several developmental stages, eventually settling into deeper habitats. Adult fang-tooths live in the abyssal zones, where they hunt smaller fish and invertebrates, often exhibiting bioluminescence to attract prey.