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Common Lionfish reference image
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Common Lionfish

Pterois volitans

The common lionfish (Pterois volitans) is a venomous Indo-Pacific reef fish now widely established in the western Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico. It is a nocturnal ambush predator that has become an invasive species in many areas.

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Common Logperch

Percina caprodes

Common Logperch is a small darter that lives on clean, flowing water over sand and gravel. It uses its snout to flip small stones and pick off insect larvae, tiny crustaceans, and other bottom invertebrates.

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Common Mola

Mola mola

The common mola, or ocean sunfish, is a huge, laterally flattened pelagic fish best known for its truncated body and drifting near the surface. It feeds mainly on jellyfish and other gelatinous zooplankton, and is rarely targeted by anglers.

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Common Roach

Rutilus rutilus

Common roach is a small cyprinid widespread across Europe and parts of western Asia, often forming large shoals in still or slow waters. It is a hardy, opportunistic feeder and a common coarse-fish target, especially for light tackle and fine baits.

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Common Rudd

Scardinius erythrophthalmus

Common rudd is a golden-green cyprinid of slow, weed-choked freshwater lakes, canals, and lowland rivers. It feeds heavily near the surface on insects, plant matter, and small invertebrates, and is popular with coarse anglers.

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Common Seahorse

Hippocampus kuda

Common seahorses are small, armored ambush predators that live in shallow coastal waters and are often associated with seagrass, mangroves, and other structured habitats. They are not a target sport fish; records for Hippocampus kuda are often complicated by identification issues within the genus.

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Common Shiner reference image
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Common Shiner

Luxilus cornutus

Common Shiner (Luxilus cornutus) is a widespread North American minnow that often forms large schools in clear, moderate streams and small rivers. It feeds on insects, small crustaceans, and algae, and males can show bright breeding colors and tubercles in spring.

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Common Snook

Centropomus undecimalis

Common Snook is a coastal gamefish of warm Atlantic waters, from Florida and the Gulf through the Caribbean and much of tropical America. It moves between estuaries and nearshore surf, and is prized for hard runs and acrobatic fights.

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Common Snook

Centropomus undecimalis

Common Snook ialah spesies ikan yang lazim yang kerap ditemui di perairan sesuai dan kawasan berstruktur untuk spesies ini. Panduan ini merumuskan ciri, habitat dan nota memancing.

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Common Toadfish

Tetractenos hamiltoni

Common toadfish (Tetractenos hamiltoni) is an Australasian puffer/toadfish best known for its blunt head, mottled skin, and toxic organs. It is not a valued table fish; anglers usually encounter it as a nuisance or bycatch in estuaries and sheltered coastal waters.

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Common Triplefin reference image
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Common Triplefin

Forsterygion lapillum

The Common Triplefin (Forsterygion lapillum) is a small endemic marine fish found throughout New Zealand's coastal waters. Belonging to the family Tripterygiidae, this benthic species inhabits rocky reef environments and tide pools from shallow waters to roughly 30m depth. It is not a game fish and is too small for targeted angling, occasionally encountered as bycatch.

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Common Two-banded Seabream

Diplodus vulgaris

The Common Two-banded Seabream is a small coastal sparid with two dark vertical bars, one behind the head and one at the caudal peduncle. It is widely reported from eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean rocky reefs, but local occurrence can be patchy outside its core range.

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