Marine

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

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Triglops murrayi

The moustache sculpin is distinguished by its relatively tall body. The height of the head at …

Ammodytes hexapterus

The body shape of the Pacific sand lance is elongated. Scales do not cover the entire …

Myoxocephalus jaok

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

Channichthys rugosus

Red icefish is distinguished from other species of the genus Channichthys by the following set of …

Triglops pingelii

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

Careproctus rastrinus

The body of the Salmon snailfish is massive, high anteriorly, laterally compressed, and gradually tapering toward …

Lumpenus fabricii

The Slender Eelblenny has a broad head and a terminal mouth. Its lower lip is divided …

Lumpenus lampretaeformis

The snakeblenny is characterized by its highly elongated body and pointed caudal fin. The proportions of …

It belongs to the species group "P. albipinna". It differs from other species of the group …

Rhodichthys regina

The head of the Threadfin seasnail is large, thick, and compressed at the sides. The cheeks …

Icelus bicornis

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

Liparis gibbus

The Variegated Snailfish has a compressed body that is relatively tall, with a height greater than …

Myoxocephalus verrucosus

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

Pogonophryne albipinna

Pogonophryne - Greek, pogon = beard + Greek, phrynos = toad; albipinna - from Latin albus, …