Eel, American Conger
Conger oceanicus
Conger are distinguished from moray eels by having pectoral fins (morays have none) and by the …
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Conger oceanicus
Conger are distinguished from moray eels by having pectoral fins (morays have none) and by the …
Cynoscion xanthulus
They usually have a silvery-sand coloration that blends in with their surroundings. Most of them are …
Cynoscion arenarius
Its coloration is pale yellow on the back and silvery white underneath, without any clear spots. …
Cynoscion nothus
The coloration is pale straw or hazel on the back and silvery-white underneath, without clearly defined …
Cynoscion nebulosus
The spotted seatrout has an elongated body with a more regular and straight tail fin with …
Conger verreauxi
The fish is named after Kaup's friend Julius "Jules" Verreaux (1807-1873), a botanist, ornithologist and naturalist …
Synodus macrops
Synodus: Greek, syn, symphysis = grown together + Greek, odous = teeth.The body of the Triplecross …
Cynoscion regalis
The body of the weak fish is slender and resembles that of a trout. The lower …
Conger myriaster
The lower jaw of these fishes is of moderate size, the teeth in the lower jaw …