Fish Blog
The Common Carp, scientifically known as Cyprinus carpio, is a fascinating freshwater fish that has gained notoriety as one of the 100 worst pests globally, recognized for its invasive tendencies. Continue reading
In unraveling the enigma of what stained gars eat, we embark on a journey through the gastronomic landscape of these formidable predators. From the crayfish-centric feasts to the nocturnal ballet Continue reading
The Senegal Bichir, scientifically known as Polypterus senegalas, holds a distinct place in the realm of aquatic wonders. Often referred to as the Cuvier Bichir or, intriguingly, the “dinosaur eel” Continue reading
In delving into the intricacies of the anglerfish’s existence, from its alluring adaptations to its varied diet and mysterious reproductive strategies, angler fish predators, one can only marvel at the Continue reading
Have you ever found yourself pondering the authenticity of the blobfish? It’s not uncommon for people to question whether the blobfish is a real creature or a whimsical creation meant Continue reading
The ongoing debate surrounding bluegill versus sunfish often centers on the striking similarities and subtle nuances that distinguish these two aquatic species. While they may share a visual resemblance, a Continue reading
Ctenopharyngodon idella, commonly known as the grass carp, stands as a prominent and widely recognized fish species. Esteemed for its rapid growth and the substantial contribution it makes to the Continue reading
In the depths of the ocean, where mystery and beauty intertwine, the Garfish stands as a testament to the wonders that remain concealed beneath the surface of our vast and Continue reading
The creature known as the barred bichir, donning the scientific alias Polypterus delhezi, is not confined to a single nomenclature; it equally responds to the monikers of Armored Bichir and Continue reading
In the abyssal realms of the ocean, where sunlight barely penetrates, certain species of anglers thrive despite the scarcity of food. Existing in depths reaching up to an astounding 3,300 Continue reading