Marine

Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.

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Stichaeus punctatus

The Arctic shanny has a moderately elongated and laterally compressed body that is covered in small …

Artediellus atlanticus

The Atlantic hookear sculpin has an elongated body that is thicker in the front and tapers …

Mullus ponticus, mullus barbatus ponticus

The body of the Blunt-snouted mullet is slightly compressed and elongated. The mouth is small and …

Arius sumatranus

The description of the species is attributed to Edward Turner Bennett in 1830. It was originally …

Artediellus scaber

In the Hamecon species, the first process on the preoperculum bends upward. There are also many …

Eumicrotremus derjugini

It differs from closely related species in having a dorsal fin that is completely submerged under …

Triglops pingelii

Ribbed sculpins have a flattened, low body, a low caudal peduncle, and long unpaired fins. They …

Arius subrostratus

The species was first described in 1840 by Achille Valenciennes.

Podothecus sachi

The head of the Snail-fin poacher, compressed from the sides, is 25% the length of the …

Glossanodon australis

Glossanodon: Greek, glossa = tongue + Greek, anodos = without teeth.These are small fish, similar in …

Limanda punctatissima

The speckled flounder has a strongly compressed, oval body typical of flatfishes. Its most distinctive feature …

Body: A stout, elongated body that tapers to the tail with fine scales. Its large eyes …

Icelus bicornis

The twohorn sculpin has a head that is as wide as it is tall. It has …

Lindbergichthys nudifrons

The body of the Yellowfin Rockcod is relatively short, compressed at the sides and not tall; …