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Banded Archerfish reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Pez arquero listado

Toxotes jaculatrix

Un notable pez de ataque de estuarios y manglares salobres que puede disparar chorros de agua para derribar insectos y otras presas pequeñas de la vegetación colgante. El pez arquero listado es conocido sobre todo en aguas costeras del sudeste asiático y del norte de Australia, donde caza en superficie.

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Barred Mudskipper reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Saltarín rayado del fango

Periophthalmus argentilineatus

Un saltarín del fango semi-terrestre de lodazales de manglar y arroyos de marea; pasa mucho tiempo fuera del agua y depende de hábitats blandos intermareales. No es un pez típico de consumo ni deportivo; el interés de pesca suele ser incidental o de observación.

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Bay Anchovy reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Anchoa de bahía

Anchoa mitchilli

La anchoa de bahía es una pequeña anchoa estuarina que forma bancos, común en bahías, ríos de marea y aguas costeras cercanas a la costa. Se alimenta sobre todo de plancton y diminutos crustáceos, y es una presa clave para peces mayores.

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Big-scale Sand Smelt reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Atherina boyeri

Atherina boyeri

La Atherina boyeri es un pequeño atherínido gregario que vive en aguas costeras someras y estuarios, a menudo sobre fondos arenosos o fangosos. Se alimenta de zooplancton y pequeños invertebrados bentónicos y puede ser abundante localmente, pero no suele ser objetivo principal de pesca deportiva.

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Black Bream reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Mojarra negra

Acanthopagrus butcheri

La mojarra negra (Acanthopagrus butcheri) es un esparido estuarino nativo del sur de Australia, especialmente en bahías resguardadas, estuarios y tramos bajos de agua dulce. Se alimenta de invertebrados bentónicos, cangrejos, gusanos y moluscos, y es muy buscada con equipo ligero donde la normativa lo permite.

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Black Goby reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Gobio negro

Gobius niger

El gobio negro es un pequeño gobio costero bentónico que vive en fondos blandos de aguas marinas y estuarinas poco profundas. Pasa gran parte del tiempo apoyado en el sustrato y sale a capturar pequeños invertebrados entre arena, fango y bordes de praderas marinas.

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Blackchin Tilapia reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Blackchin Tilapia

Sarotherodon melanotheron

Blackchin tilapia is an euryhaline African cichlid now established in many tropical and subtropical coastal waters and estuaries. It thrives in warm, low-salinity bays, lagoons, mangroves, canals, and brackish marshes, often in turbid, vegetation-lined water.

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Boddart's Blue-spotted Mudskipper reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Boddart's Blue-spotted Mudskipper

Boleophthalmus boddarti

A semi-terrestrial mudskipper of mangrove and tidal mudflat edges, Boddart's blue-spotted mudskipper spends much of its time on exposed mud and in shallow burrows. It grazes and picks small invertebrates from the surface and is not a typical sport target.

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Boxlip Mullet reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Boxlip Mullet

Oedalechilus labeo

Boxlip Mullet is a coastal mullet with a thick, protruding upper lip adapted for grazing and suction feeding on bottom growth. It occurs in marine to brackish waters and is mostly of interest to anglers as bycatch or a light-tackle bait species rather than a primary gamefish.

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Broadnosed Pipefish reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Broadnosed Pipefish

Syngnathus typhle

Broadnosed Pipefish is a slender syngnathid of sheltered coastal waters, often seen upright among eelgrass and other vegetation. It uses camouflage and a tubular snout to pick tiny crustaceans from the water and plants.

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Checkered Puffer reference image
BrackishLocal priority

Checkered Puffer

Sphoeroides testudineus

The Checkered Puffer is a small pufferfish found in coastal waters, estuaries, and mangrove-associated habitats across tropical and subtropical western Atlantic and Caribbean regions. It is a toxin-bearing species that inflates when threatened and is not a typical food fish.

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BrackishLocal priority

Common Goby

Pomatoschistus microps

Common Goby (Pomatoschistus microps) is a small bottom-dwelling goby of shallow coastal waters, estuaries, and lagoons. It often lives buried or tucked against sand and mud, where it feeds on tiny invertebrates and is taken incidentally by anglers rather than targeted.

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