Marine

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

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Scorpaena porcus

It is a small fish, with a large flattened face, large lips and bulging eyes above …

Blepsias bilobus

It has a deep, compressed body, all covered with spines. The snout is short, blunt, the …

Scorpaenopsis macrochir

The flasher scorpionfish has a broad, spiny head with a large slit between the eyes, a …

Eutrigla gurnardus

The elongated body of the gray gurnard is covered with fine scales; scales are absent from …

Sebastes viviparus

The body is large and covered with ctenoid scales. The head is large with numerous spines. …

Scorpaenopsis papuensis

The snout of the Papuan scorpionfish is longer than the diameter of the eye socket. Juveniles …

Trigla lyra

These fish have a large head with numerous spines and ridges, but without a deep occipital …

Scorpaena scrofa

The body of the red scorpionfish is stout, strong and slightly flattened at the sides. The …

Scorpaenodes caribbaeus

The reef scorpionfish has a bony body. It has several poisonous spines protruding from its upper …

Hexagrammos lagocephalus

There are two forms: Asian and American. In the Asian form the supraorbital lobes are short …

Myoxocephalus scorpius

The head is broad and spiny, the body is strong and scaleless. There are two conspicuous …

Scorpaena plumieri

The spotted scorpionfish has a robust body. Toxin glands attached to the spines of the dorsal …

Synanceia verrucosa

The head is broad and flat. The skin is tough and rough, with warts. The small …

Scorpaena onaria

In this species, the body is moderately compressed toward the head and becomes denser toward the …

Anarhichas lupus

The wolffish has no pelvic fins, and the dorsal fin, which begins just behind the head, …