Allfishes
African jewelfish
Hemichromis bimaculatus
The body of the African jewelfish is elongated and tall, the sides are flat.
Freshwater
Freshwater fish spend part or all of their lives in fresh water, such as rivers and lakes, with a salinity of less than 1.05%.
Way of eating
Habitat
Threat to people
Conservation status
Family
Genus
- Oncorhynchus 11
- Salvelinus 10
- Micropterus 7
- Esox 5
- Ameiurus 4
- Lepisosteus 4
- Morone 4
- Cichla 3
- Coregonus 3
- Ictalurus 3
- Perca 3
- Salmo 3
- Sander 3
- Thymallus 3
- Acipenser 2
- Ambloplites 2
- Anguilla 2
- Channa 2
- Electrophorus 2
- Hiodon 2
- Ictiobus 2
- Lepomis 2
- Leuciscus 2
- Luxilus 2
- Notemigonus 2
- Noturus 2
- Poecilia 2
- Pomoxis 2
- Protopterus 2
- Semotilus 2
- Stenodus 2
- Tetraodon 2
- Toxotes 2
- Amia 1
- Anabas 1
- Andinoacara 1
- Arapaima 1
- Atractosteus 1
- Austrolebias 1
- Centropomus 1
- Chanodichthys 1
- Clupea 1
- Comephorus 1
- Cynolebias 1
- Cyprinus 1
- Dermogenys 1
- Dichotomyctere 1
- Elops 1
- Epinephelus guttatus 1
- Erimyzon 1
- Gasterosteus 1
- Glyphis 1
- Gnathonemus 1
- Gymnarchus 1
- Hemichromis 1
- Heteropneustes 1
- Huso 1
- Hydrocynus 1
- Lethenteron 1
- Lota 1
- Macropodus 1
- Malapterurus 1
- Megalops 1
- Monocirrhus 1
- Mormyrus 1
- Nocomis 1
- Oreochromis 1
- Osmerus 1
- Osteolepis 1
- Percopsis 1
- Petromyzon 1
- Pimephales 1
- Pristis 1
- Ptychocheilus 1
- Pygocentrus 1
- Pylodictis 1
- Scaphirhynchus 1
- Scardinius 1
- Serrasalmus 1
- Silurus 1
- Vandellia 1
- Xiphophorus 1
Order
Class
Phylum
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