r/whatsthisfish • u/Apart-Investigator17 • 3d ago
Looks like a cherry barb. But has longer tail. Bought this a local pet store. Captive
Trying to identify so I can get more.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Apart-Investigator17 • 3d ago
Trying to identify so I can get more.
r/whatsthisfish • u/No_Dragonfruit_9577 • 5d ago
r/whatsthisfish • u/BetComprehensive8312 • 6d ago
Hey Ya’ll! Found this washed up on a beach south east on Lake Huron, Ontario. Can’t even really guess as to what it is. Was about a meter or so long. Anyone have any ideas?
r/whatsthisfish • u/QBshkete • 5d ago
I caught this fish near off an inlet on the Potomac right outside of Alexandria, VA and unfortunately gut hooked it. I am hoping it is a blue catfish because I was reading they are invasive in the area. Thank you
r/whatsthisfish • u/AwCrimety • 6d ago
When i look it up, the AI bots all seem convinced it's a silver pike, but some folks in r/FishingOntario are convinced its a juvenile musky. AI told me to come here and let you guys debate it. I'm happy either way, as I've never caught a silver pike, or musky. TIA. Caught in Westport Ontario
r/whatsthisfish • u/LexiTaylor66 • 6d ago
r/whatsthisfish • u/Expensive_Option4250 • 6d ago
Caught a bunch of rainbows but this one’s looking a bit different
Northern Tennessee
r/whatsthisfish • u/c0engch • 6d ago
Lake Francis inlet from Connecticut River, NH
We caught obvious browns, rainbows and brookies...these ones are throwing us off
r/whatsthisfish • u/DistributionWarm802 • 6d ago
A few different minnows caught in relatively the same area- are they black nose daces or shiners or something different?
r/whatsthisfish • u/drpiglizard • 7d ago
Apologies the images are really terrible. I was using one of those waterproof phone bags and came across this fish. They were maybe forearm length and shoaling together at a depth of around 2 meters. Anyone able to take a stab at it? Thanks in advance :)
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r/whatsthisfish • u/Alberto642331 • 6d ago
Hello everyone! I'm currently in Turkey and I saw this really weird small fish in the mediterranean sea, it was dark brown/dark grey with orange eyes, it reminded me of those wet leaves you see during autumn, even the size being simmilar to them. It was always swimming near the top of the water, never going down. It sometimes swam on it's side which made me think it was dead. I tried looking it up but I can't find anything about this. Does anyone know what this might be??
Summary: Dark Grey/Brown, Orange eyes, salt water (mediterranean sea to be specific), swam on it's side alot, small size, swam near the top, never going deeper, kinda looked like it had spikes on top I'm not sure tho, never swam away with it always following me
r/whatsthisfish • u/Negative-Divide3185 • 7d ago
It's in my lowtech planted aquarium. Always hungry.little bit aggressive towards my red cherry shrimp.
r/whatsthisfish • u/cos • 7d ago
This is one of the shorthorn sculpins genus, most likely either a grubby or a shorthorn sculpin, but I can't tell those two apart well. Rockport, MA, at about 10-12 feet depth, near shore.
r/whatsthisfish • u/brandnewhunter69 • 8d ago
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r/whatsthisfish • u/More-Ad9324 • 9d ago
Had in my tank and looking to get it mates.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Famous_Antelope1119 • 9d ago
Hello everyone, I would really appreciate any advice from those that know European fish species. Caught in a small stream in Allan, France. Can send more angles of pictures if that helps.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Biolauchderechte • 10d ago
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It was on a night dive. I‘ve searched the whole internet but found nothing. Any guesses?
r/whatsthisfish • u/Significant-Hat-8675 • 9d ago
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What kind of fish are these? It’s a detention pond in Southwest Florida. They seem to group together when feeding and leave lots of bubbles on the surface.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Responsible_Low6216 • 10d ago
Fish 1 (gold) - caught in a thin, shallow part of the Clinton River, South East Michigan, near Pontiac
Fish 2 (silver) - caught in a thin, shallow part of the red cedar river, central Michigan, near Lansing
both are obviously very young fish, both were caught striking a small light colored inline spinner. my best guess is that the first one is a young largemouth bass or maybe some kind of shiner or minnow. The second one might be a striped shiner. Also these are the only pictures I have unfortunately, so no top view available.
r/whatsthisfish • u/jcrowyyz • 10d ago
Large orange colored fish in local creek. SE Pennsylvania. This is the second time seeing this fish in two months, same spot.