Sarpa salpa is also known as sea bream, salema porgy, and dreamfish In ancient Rome, sarpa salpa was reportedly considered a delicacy and served at banquets on special occasions. The hallucinogenic fish was reportedly used as a recreational drug in the Roman Empire. Sarpa salpa is commonly found from the Atlantic coast of Africa extending …
Sarpa salpa is a hallucinogenic fish that was reportedly used as a recreational drug in the Roman Empire. Sarpa salpa is also known as sea bream, salema porgy, and dreamfish. Ingesting sarpa salpa fish raw or undercooked may produce vivid auditory and visual hallucinations which are often described as LSD-like and lasting for up to …