Allfishes
Goat catfish
Arius sumatranus
The description of the species is attributed to Edward Turner Bennett in 1830. It was originally …
Marine
Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.
Way of eating
Threat to people
Conservation status
Family
Genus
- Careproctus 5
- Sphyraena 5
- Channichthys 4
- Pogonophryne 4
- Arius 3
- Liparis 3
- Myoxocephalus 3
- Plicofollis 3
- Ammodytes 2
- Artediellus 2
- Aspidophoroides 2
- Lumpenus 2
- Ostracion 2
- Rhodichthys 2
- Triglops 2
- Uranoscopus 2
- Agonomalus 1
- Allenbatrachus 1
- Anisarchus 1
- Arctogadus 1
- Bellingshausenia 1
- Boreogadus 1
- Brama 1
- Carcharias 1
- Chaenodraco 1
- Champsocephalus 1
- Chionobathyscus 1
- Cirrhilabrus 1
- Clupea 1
- Dascyllus 1
- Dischistodus 1
- Dissostichus 1
- Dolloidraco 1
- Drepane 1
- Eumicrotremus 1
- Gadus 1
- Glossanodon 1
- Goniistius 1
- Gosztonyia 1
- Gymnocanthus 1
- Hemiramphus 1
- Hexanematichthys 1
- Himantura 1
- Icelus 1
- Iniistius 1
- Inimicus 1
- Istiophorus 1
- Lactoria 1
- Leptagonus 1
- Leptoclinus 1
- Limanda 1
- Lindbergichthys 1
- Lycodes 1
- Macrourus 1
- Macruronus 1
- Mullus ponticus 1
- Neoarius 1
- Neobathyclupea 1
- Netuma 1
- Notothenia 1
- Ostorhinchus 1
- Oxymetopon 1
- Pagothenia 1
- Paraliparis 1
- Parexocoetus 1
- Pempheris 1
- Pholis 1
- Planiliza 1
- Plectorhinchus 1
- Pleurogrammus 1
- Plotosus 1
- Podothecus 1
- Pseudoliparis 1
- Pseudotrematomus 1
- Salvelinus 1
- Scorpaena 1
- Scorpis 1
- Scyliorhinus 1
- Stenodus 1
- Stichaeus 1
- Thyrsitoides 1
- Tosana 1
- Tripterodon 1
- Tylosurus 1
Class
Phylum
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Shovelnose sea catfish
Arius subrostratus
The species was first described in 1840 by Achille Valenciennes.
Threadtail anthias
Tosana niwae
This species has the following characteristics: the scales are 12-16 cm below the lateral line from …
Vanikoro sweeper
Pempheris vanicolensis
The Vanikoro Sweeper has a compressed body that is deepest at the beginning of the dorsal …
Veined catfish
Arius venosus
The species was described in 1840 by Achille Valenciennes.