Allfishes
Catfish, Gafftopsail
Bagre marinus
The Gafftopsail catfish has a grayish-blue dorsal fin, silvery pelvic fins, a strong body, and a …
Marine
Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.
Threat to people: Edible ×
Conservation status: Least Concern ×
Order: Atheriniformes ×
Order: Siluriformes ×
Way of eating
Habitat
Threat to people
Conservation status
Order
- Perciformes 83
- Carangiformes 60
- Acanthuriformes 48
- Clupeiformes 32
- Scombriformes 23
- Scorpaeniformes 21
- Pleuronectiformes 18
- Anguilliformes 17
- Beloniformes 16
- Salmoniformes 15
- Gadiformes 13
- Labriformes 13
- Artiodactyla 12
- Syngnathiformes 11
- Spariformes 9
- Gobiiformes 8
- Tetraodontiformes 8
- Myliobatiformes 7
- Istiophoriformes 6
- Lophiiformes 5
- Carcharhiniformes 4
- Mugiliformes 4
- Myctophiformes 4
- Orectolobiformes 4
- Osmeriformes 4
- Trachiniformes 4
- Aulopiformes 3
- Beryciformes 3
- Siluriformes 3
- Trachichthyiformes 3
- Anabantiformes 2
- Atheriniformes 2
- Blenniiformes 2
- Centrarchiformes 2
- Cypriniformes 2
- Holocentriformes 2
- Lamniformes 2
- Moroniformes 2
- Rajiformes 2
- Acropomatiformes 1
- Actinopterygii 1
- Anodontostoma 1
- Batrachoidiformes 1
- Callionymiformes 1
- Cyprinodontiformes 1
- Elopiformes 1
- Flounders 1
- Gonorynchiformes 1
- Heterodontiformes 1
- Hexanchiformes 1
- Lampridiformes 1
- Myxiniformes 1
- Osteoglossiformes 1
- Petromyzontiformes 1
- Squaliformes 1
- Squatiniformes 1
- Нerring 1
Class
Phylum
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Culion silverside
Atherinomorus regina
The palatal teeth are absent. Biology unknown. Probably used as food by commercial fish species.
Hardyhead silverside
Atherinomorus lacunosus
The Hardyhead silverside is characterised by a very low and broad lateral protrusion of the premaxilla, …
Spotted catfish
Corydoras punctatus
This species is rare. It is difficult to determine the sex of the fish until it …
Threadfin sea catfish
Arius arius
The species was described by Francis Buchanan-Hamilton in 1822, originally as part of the genus Pimelodus.