Eustomias jimcraddocki Sutton & Hartel 2004

Two pectoral rays (one as tiny rudiment), and a barbel with three branches arising proximal to midlength of the stem, followed by two ovoid swellings (bulbs), either contiguous or separated, and a large terminal bulb. The tear-shaped terminal bulb larger in diameter than the stem or proximal bulbs, with the acuminate end posteriad and upturned dorsally, and bears multiple filaments and bulblets in two groups, one at its anterodorsal surface and one at its terminus. Barbels relatively short (

Dorsal soft rays (total): 24 - 25; Analsoft rays: 40 - 41

Probably undergoes some form of vertical migration from below 500 m during the day and within the upper 100 m at night (Ref. 51076).

Eustomias jimcraddocki is a species of abyssal barbeled dragonfish of the family Stomiidae, found in the western North Atlantic. Eustomias jimcraddocki can grow to a length of 14.33 centimetres (5.64 in) SL.