South eastern Florida. Palm beach county. Inland fresh water canal. 2 large adults with a large fry ball.
I see lots of them regularly as this canal is in my yard and I’m always told they’re not snakehead. That snakehead are rare in PBC. I have a hard time seeing the anal fin without catching them and they do not seem to go after lures while breeding.
Pretty sure this is a baby permit. I caught it while fly fishing off a jetty. Maybe it’s a pompano though?
What are the names of these two fish?
Each one is roughly an 2-3 inch in size, and I came across them in a market in North India.
Couldn't get a closer shot without scaring them away.
Found in late June, morning time and early afternoon. No sign of them in the evening time
Shallow water near the shore with a sandy base. Schools of around 40. Approx 3-4 inches long with a luminous green/yellow pec/pelvic fin.
No other distinguished features (lateral line etc.)
My guess is some form of minnow, likelyusedas bait. Be interested in seeing if they are commercially available. Would like to research and keep some of these cool looking guys
Excuse the bad photos, I'm took them on a flip phone through somewhat murky water.
The creek near my house is drying up and if it continues to dry up I want to take a few fish and start an aquarium to keep the bloodline alive. People on the aquarium sub recommended identifying it to give them the best care possible.
I believe them to be Bridle Shiners (Notropis bifrenatus) based on https://efish.fishwild.vt.edu/families/cyprinidae.html Am I right?
Edit: They range from maybe 3cm to 6cm, the one in the photo is probably 45mm long.
Caught this little guy in Yarmouth Massachusetts.
No eyeballs as far as I could tell and weird inconsistent body pattern.
Western Australia location!!
I’m new here and am still learning the local wildlife. Being a northern, I first thought it was a pike but I don’t think northern pike live in warm Texas rivers. It looked to be about 3-4 feet long and it was brownish. So, what is it? Thanks in advance.
She caught it and had it mounted before I was born and ive never been able to pin down an id. Like is this a really big brooktrout? Or what? The black spots have me puzzled. She seems to think splake but the tail isnt forked. Caught in Algonquin park Ontario Canada.
found this fish when searching for buffalo fish of the genus ictiobus on a site , is this the suther buffalo fish ie the usamascinta buffalo , but this can be something completely different , i personally love the color and thus my infatuation , i cant seem to find its species
Thinking it is a redfin shiner but would be a rare catch for the area. Any help is appreciated