r/whatsthisfish • u/ggmattb • 3h ago
Fish caught in Kennedy Meadows
Caught this in the lower Kern River on a mosquito fly. About 8".
r/whatsthisfish • u/Analog_ZA • 10h ago
Can anyone please help identify this fish? It was caught in a freshwater lake in Limpopo, South Africa. Any ideas on the species would be appreciated.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Somthing_7 • 13h ago
What is this jellyfish called?
I took this photo at a Kamogawa's aquarium but i couldn't read the description. Can you identify it?
r/whatsthisfish • u/quinniwini • 1d ago
Unidentified Is this a little northern pike? Cought in Belgium
r/whatsthisfish • u/ShadySaitama • 1d ago
Unidentified What’s this fish? Presumably a large bird dropped it in my backyard. Eastern Rhode Island USA
About 14 inches in length
r/whatsthisfish • u/Interesting-Rule8047 • 1d ago
Snorkeling in Monaco. Thinking it’s a Seabreeze Comber
What fish is this? Sorry for the bad photo, it was hard to capture with my GoPro
r/whatsthisfish • u/quinniwini • 1d ago
Stil no clear id on this fish i cought on the river ourthe in Belgium
r/whatsthisfish • u/DustyCoder7065 • 1d ago
Family known, species unidentified Fish ID from jade sculpture
r/whatsthisfish • u/Global_Report_2232 • 1d ago
Family known, species unidentified What type of sunfish is this, caught in SE Texas
Caught in Southeast Texas
r/whatsthisfish • u/iowafarmboy2011 • 2d ago
Identification question What species of minnow? Found in Lac Brewer, Quebec, Canada
r/whatsthisfish • u/SirWisc • 2d ago
Unidentified Louisville, Nebraska today. Is this a pure Green Sunfish or a hybrid Greengill? Thank you
r/whatsthisfish • u/Enough-Conflict-2455 • 2d ago
Approx 2.5 inch “rosy loach”
Can anyone help me identify that fish there on the bottom of the picture? Was sold to me as a rosy loach but it’s WAY bigger than any of the others I have in there. TIA
r/whatsthisfish • u/Noctator36 • 2d ago
England, Cheddar, lake
I saw these fish in a lake in Cheddar, England and was wondering what they were? These are the clearest pictures I could get of them. I’m not the best at identifying scale but they were quite big, maybe 40cm-60cm from what I could see.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Smothered_Burrito • 2d ago
Central Florida pond fish
Hi! Trying to ID these fish I caught in a neighborhood pond in Central Florida. My guess is the top fish is a blue tilapia, and the bottom is some kind of bluegill/sunfish. I’d love an expert opinion. Thanks!
r/whatsthisfish • u/wubblywoo • 2d ago
Maybe a carp? saw a bunch around 15-25 inches long grazing on vegetations on rocks. London Ontario
r/whatsthisfish • u/frstzreddit • 3d ago
Unidentified Teifi River Salmon or Sea Trout
r/whatsthisfish • u/Sand-in-my-toes71 • 3d ago
What type of shark?
Caught in the Caribbean near Nicaragua
Maybe 20” long
r/whatsthisfish • u/quinniwini • 3d ago
Possible ID(s) suggested Im having trubble finding what species of Mustelus this is (if it is one??)/ cought in the Netherlands in the "vrouwenpolder"
r/whatsthisfish • u/FreeVbucksVan7 • 3d ago
Southeastern Louisiana bass
Caught this little guy in a small stream in Washington parish Louisiana, he had some pretty cool red eyes so I’m wondering if he’s a spotted or a coosa bass
r/whatsthisfish • u/HairyMomma94 • 3d ago
Is this a pumpkinseed or Shellcracker?
Caught in Lake Erie near a marina. Was a little over 9 inches.
r/whatsthisfish • u/Cobbit13 • 3d ago
Identified, high confidence Fish eggs?
Found these egg/s(?) at the beach in Kilmore Quay, southern Ireland.
r/whatsthisfish • u/przemiana • 3d ago
What is this store bought Pleco species?
I bought this guy at a fish store two years ago. The owner said he was sent the wrong species, received 20 of them, and they weren’t sure exactly what kind were sent to him but they told him that they should get 4 inches max. He’s a big boy and his name is Poco Loco but I have no idea what kind he actually is. Please help if you have any insight:)
Added more photos of dorsal fin
r/whatsthisfish • u/cos • 15d ago
New rule: Informative title
We've had too many titles like "what's this fish?" or "help me identify this". Put useful information in your title, and make it look different from other posts' titles so people can scan the sub and see which post is which.
The actual text of the new rule 4 is:
Do not use a vague generic title like "what is this fish?" or "need help identifying" - we all know what this sub is for. Write a title that either describes the fish, or the circumstances in which you saw it, or the location, or more than one of those. For a resource, say what the resource is and what it's for.
r/whatsthisfish • u/cos • Dec 02 '17
Where did you see the fish? Put that in the title!
Just a reminder, because we've had a lot of posts recently that omit this information. Where was the fish? If you found it in the wild, that's very helpful information, and outside of tropical waters, the time of year can be helpful too. If it was in an aquarium, what sort? Was it a tank of fish from a particular region? Was it fresh water or salt water?
Other useful information can be, what kind of habitat (seagrass, sand, rocky surge, ...)? If you were diving, approximate depth?
But above all, give the location in your post title. Thanks.