Marine

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

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Lates calcarifer

Body elongated, compressed at the sides, with a high caudal peduncle. Head pointed, dorsal profile concave, …

Serranus cabrilla

The body of the comber is elongated, relatively low, and covered with ctenoid scales.

Liparis liparis

The body of the common seasnail is elongated, compressed at the sides (especially at the rear). …

Epinephelus epistictus

Body somewhat elongate, covered with ctenoid scales with additional scales. Body length is less than head …

Myoxocephalus quadricornis

The fourhorn sculpin has a large, lumpy head with protruding lips and four bony protuberances. Vertebrae: …

Cirrhitus rivulatus

The fish has a deep body that is not strongly compressed at the sides. They have …

Lates niloticus

Body elongated, laterally compressed. Dorsal spines: 7-8; Dorsal soft rays: 8-14; Anal spines: 3; anal soft …

Epinephelus radiatus

Oblique-banded groupers are characterized by the following features: body depth in SL 2.6-3.0 times greater than …

Scorpaena grandicornis

The plumed scorpionfish is named for the long, fleshy projections above each eye. It is not …

Chelidonichthys lucerna

The Tub gurnard has a large, triangular head covered with bony plates, featuring numerous ridges and …

Zoarces viviparus

The viviparous eelpout has a slender, tapering body, broad head, mouth, and convex lips. The skin …