Fish Blog
Like all other living animals and fishes in the world, the angler fish also undergoes a process of reproduction. In fact, angler fish reproduction produces future generations. Due to the Continue reading
The cuttlefish eye (Sepia officinalis) has a modified horizontal slit-spill distinctly W-shaped in bright light, the doll round in the dark. This allows us to determine the shape of the Continue reading
Cuttlefish vs squid, two similar but not the same sea creatures (or fish) The eyes of the octopus and the squid are round, but the eyes of the cuttlefish are Continue reading
Bumblebee fish (Brachygobius jangojonas) is a fresh and brackish aquatic species native to Thailand and Indonesia. This species can reach a length of 1.5 cm (5.5 inches) SL and is Continue reading
The most striking feature of the Bubble Eye Goldfish is its bubbles. The bubbles of these goldfish begin to develop at the age of 6-9 months, leading to what is Continue reading
The bubble is a small fancy goldfish with a variety of upward-looking eyes, with two large liquid-filled bags. A bubble fish is dorsal-less – good specimens will have a clear Continue reading
Blubber fish or poor blob fish, looks like he’s wearing a Halloween mask all year long. This deep seafarer is attached to a permanent scowl and is essentially a loose, Continue reading
Facts about the sunfish indicate that the mola mola may be the strangest fish in the world to look like a prehistoric shark losing a trail in an epic battle. Continue reading
Pacific viperfish, Cholidus makouni is a predatory fish that lives in the deep seas. During the day it is found from 200-5000 meters below the surface of the sea. At Continue reading
Sloanes viperfish, Choliodas sloanes is a predatory, mesoplastic dragonfish that is found in deep-pelagic waters around the world. The species was first described by German scientists Marcus Eleazar Bloch and Continue reading