Fish Blog
The Atlantic whitefish, scientific name Coregonus huntsmani is a coregonine fish inhabiting some freshwater lakes inside Nova Scotia, Canada. It is understood to outlive solely within the Petite Rivière watershed Continue reading
The Alaska whitefish, scientific name Coregonus nelsonii is a species of whitefish within the family Salmonidae. It is present in components of northwestern North America, the place it happens solely Continue reading
The Olive Flounder, scientific name Paralichthys olivaceus, is an unusual oceanic fish that seems all day, year-round. This fish is a lighter brown than the dab and faces the other Continue reading
Two Girella species, Girella punctata and G. leonina, are sympatric sister species with an in-depth overlap of their respective distributions on shallow rocky reefs from Hong Kong to the south Continue reading
The splendid alfonsino, scientific name Beryx splendens is an alfonsino of the genus Beryx, discovered around the globe at depths between 25 and 1,250 meters (82 and 4,101 ft), often Continue reading
The rainbow smelt, scientific name Osmerus mordax is a North American species of fish of the household Osmeridae. It was launched to the Great Lakes, and from there has made Continue reading
The pygmy whitefish, scientific name Prosopium coulterii is a freshwater whitefish of the genus Prosopium within the family Salmonidae. Found within the mountain streams and lakes in western North America, Continue reading
The sohal surgeonfish, scientific name Acanthurus sohal or sohal tang, is the Red Sea endemic that grows to 16 in (40 cm) within the wild. Also often known as Arabian Continue reading
The yellowfin surgeonfish or Cuvier’s surgeonfish, scientific name Acanthurus xanthopterus is one in all a number of marine fish that change coloration as they become old. This attribute confused fish Continue reading
Acanthurus pyroferus has a pale face with darkish blotch over the eye and darkish operculum, brown body, orange patch above the pectoral fin, lunate tail with orange outer margin. Juveniles Continue reading