Marine

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

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Cephalopholis argus

The body of the bluespotted grouper is elongated, massive, somewhat compressed at the sides, cylindrical in …

Cephalopholis boenak

Body of chocolate hind elongate, massive, somewhat compressed at the sides; sides covered with ctenoid scales. …

Cephalopholis fulva

The Coney has many color phases, you should not try to identify this fish by color. …

Cephalopholis miniata

Body elongate, massive, slightly compressed at the sides, covered on the sides with ctenoid scales. Body …

Myoxocephalus quadricornis

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

Cephalopholis igarashiensis

The garish hind has an elongated, massive body, somewhat compressed at the sides and covered on …

Cephalopholis cruentata

Graysby's colors range from pale gray to dark brown, with many dark oranges, red-brown spots on …

Myoxocephalus polyacanthocephalus

The body of the great sculpin is rather thick and naked, without bony plates or spines. …

Cephalopholis argus

The body of the peacock hind is elongated, massive, somewhat compressed at the sides, cylindrical in …

Myoxocephalus jaok

The head of the plain sculpin is depressed with bony spines and ridges on its upper …

Cephalopholis oligosticta

Cephalopholis: Greek, kephale = head + Greek, pholis = scale.The vermilion hind is characterised by the …

Myoxocephalus verrucosus

It is externally similar to the shorthorn sculpin but is slightly larger. The head of the …