Fish-Fish
Tutki kaloja

Fish guide prioritized for South America.

Browse published fish with real images, identification points, water type, and cautious local context. Region changes the order, not the search scope.

Selected region

Amazon basin fish, introduced tilapia, peacock bass, carp, and coastal targets are prioritized.

Set by region filter

Showing 12 of 1047 published fish

Blacksaddle Goatfish reference image
Saltwater

Blacksaddle Goatfish

Parupeneus spilurus

A small Indo-Pacific goatfish associated with reef and lagoon habitats, where it forages over sand and rubble. Like other goatfishes, it uses chin barbels to probe the bottom for buried prey.

cc-by image with attribution
Blacksaddle Toby reference image
Saltwater

Blacksaddle Toby

Canthigaster valentini

The blacksaddle toby is a small, venomless pufferfish found on Indo-Pacific coral reefs and lagoons. It commonly occurs in shallow tropical waters where it grazes on benthic invertebrates and algae, and it can inflate when threatened.

cc-by image with attribution
Blackspot Sergeant reference image
Saltwater

Blackspot Sergeant

Abudefduf sordidus

Blackspot Sergeant is a reef-associated damselfish found in warm Indo-Pacific waters. It lives in shallow coastal reefs and surge channels, where it feeds mainly on algae and small benthic invertebrates.

cc-by image with attribution
Blackspot Snapper reference image
Saltwater

Blackspot Snapper

Lutjanus fulviflamma

Blackspot Snapper is a reef-associated lutjanid found across the Indo-West Pacific, especially around coastal reefs, lagoons, and deeper reef slopes. It is a predatory snapper that feeds mainly on fishes and crustaceans and is taken by anglers in tropical saltwater fisheries.

cc0 image with attribution
Blackspotted Puffer reference image
Saltwater

Blackspotted Puffer

Arothron nigropunctatus

A large Indo-Pacific reef puffer with a bluish to gray body covered in black spots and a beak-like mouth. It is common around coral and rocky reefs, where it grazes on hard-shelled invertebrates and algae.

cc-by-sa image with attribution
Blackspotted Topminnow reference image
Freshwater

Blackspotted Topminnow

Fundulus olivaceus

Blackspotted Topminnow is a small North American killifish associated with slow, warm, vegetated freshwater. It forages near the surface and among plants, taking tiny aquatic insects and other small invertebrates.

cc-by-sa image with attribution
Blackspotted Wrasse reference image
Saltwater

Blackspotted Wrasse

Austrolabrus maculatus

A small wrasse with limited published life-history detail in many reference sets. Blackspotted Wrasse (Austrolabrus maculatus) is a coastal marine species associated with reef and algal habitats in temperate waters, where it forages close to structure.

public-domain image with attribution
Blackstripe Topminnow reference image
Freshwater

Blackstripe Topminnow

Fundulus notatus

The blackstripe topminnow is a small, slender fundulid native to interior North American waters, often associated with quiet, vegetated streams, sloughs, and backwaters. It is primarily an insect picker and surface feeder rather than a targeted sport fish.

cc-by image with attribution
Blacktail Snapper reference image
Saltwater

Blacktail Snapper

Lutjanus fulvus

Blacktail Snapper (Lutjanus fulvus) is a reef-associated snapper from the Indo-Pacific, usually found in shallow coastal waters and around coral reefs. It feeds mainly at night on small fishes, crustaceans, and other benthic prey.

cc-by image with attribution
Blackthroat Threefin reference image
Saltwater

Blackthroat Threefin

Helcogramma decurrens

Blackthroat Threefin (Helcogramma decurrens) is a small reef-associated triplefin reported from tropical Indo-Pacific locality records. It inhabits shallow coastal hard-bottom areas where it stays close to rock and coral surfaces and feeds on tiny drifting and benthic invertebrates.

public-domain image with attribution
Blacktip Grouper reference image
Saltwater

Blacktip Grouper

Epinephelus fasciatus

Blacktip Grouper (Epinephelus fasciatus) is a small serranid reef fish found on tropical and subtropical rocky and coral reefs. It is an ambush predator that shelters in crevices by day and feeds on small fishes and crustaceans, especially around steep reef drop-offs and rubble.

cc0 image with attribution
Blackvent Damsel reference image
Saltwater

Blackvent Damsel

Dischistodus melanotus

Blackvent Damsel is a small Indo-Pacific reef damselfish associated with shallow coral-rich habitats. It is not a targeted angling species and is seldom of fishing interest except as incidental reef catch.

cc-by image with attribution