/r/Fish

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This subreddit is dedicated to the 33,600 species of fish from all across our planet.


Welcome to r/fish, a subreddit dedicated to the >33,600 species of fish from all across our planet. Feel free to discuss anything fish related, including articles, videos, photos, help/advice, etc.


General Subreddit Rules:

1) Posts must be about fish

2) No aquarium posts, please use r/Aquarium

3) No fishing posts, please use r/Fishing

4) Tag any graphic posts featuring dead fish as NSFW

5) No personal attacks or trolling

6) No posts that break the site-wide rules

For a more detailed breakdown of the rules, please visit the wiki page.


Your post doesn't fit here? Try one of these related subreddits:

  • For posts about aquariums and their keeping, try r/Aquariums

  • For posts about fishing, try r/Fishing

  • For more generalist subs on all aquatic organisms, try r/UndertheSea

  • For posts about the care of Betta fish, try r/Bettafish


Feel free to contact the moderators with any questions regarding the subreddit or personal matters!

/r/Fish

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What fish is this?

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2024/04/20
10:15 UTC

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Need help

So I found out my fish has been staying in one spot on his side and I don’t know what’s the issue with him. I don’t know how to deal with the problem please help me asap.

8 Comments
2024/04/20
09:49 UTC

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Lampeye killifish

3 Comments
2024/04/20
03:44 UTC

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Albino Sailfin plecostomus

0 Comments
2024/04/20
02:41 UTC

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in costa rica…

what is this? closest i could guess is sheepshead but coloration looks wrong

0 Comments
2024/04/20
02:37 UTC

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Gourami grandpa

Finally caught my blue gourami in the act. I’m so excited

0 Comments
2024/04/20
00:11 UTC

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Fish with white spots

Big fish, Id estimate around 8-10 inches long? Its primarily black with white spots on its tail and rear fins, found in freshwater near a dock.

Location: Lake, Illinois

Description: Decent length, rear fins on top and bottom, black main color with white spots near the rear

What its doing: Glub Glub (Idk I dont speak fish)

1 Comment
2024/04/19
21:23 UTC

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What fish is this?

What fish is this

17 Comments
2024/04/19
21:50 UTC

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The King, Big Blue, he puts out those good good babies

Lovely Adult Male OB cichlid.

0 Comments
2024/04/19
17:17 UTC

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does anyone know if this a pufferfish and what kind?

i found this poor guy washed up on a beach in thailand :( i’ve never seen one this big? i’ve been trying to google what kind it could be but im not sure! if anyone knows what it is please let me know they are fascinating!! i tagged this as fish education i hope that’s okay i wasn’t sure :)

3 Comments
2024/04/19
12:50 UTC

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Who is this beautiful fella

12 Comments
2024/04/19
00:12 UTC

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Hey! Need help figuring out my pleco’s gender, their name is Arine :)

1 Comment
2024/04/18
23:49 UTC

1

New to bass fishing what kind is this guy/gal

?

2 Comments
2024/04/18
22:32 UTC

3

My urchin

Not sure if this counts as a fish

1 Comment
2024/04/18
22:28 UTC

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Speedsters of the Sea: Top 5 Fastest Fish You Won't Believe Exist!

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2024/04/18
20:58 UTC

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What’s this ?

Is it a shark, fish or a ray?

4 Comments
2024/04/18
19:03 UTC

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Can you name this ?

Didn’t know if it was a shark, fish or stingray

1 Comment
2024/04/18
18:07 UTC

4

At Night, Fish Communicate With Special Calls, Whistles and Grunts .

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2024/04/18
18:04 UTC

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What kind of fish is this? Tampa Florida Fresh water

4 Comments
2024/04/18
17:39 UTC

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Cute litte GOLD fishy´s

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2024/04/18
15:50 UTC

248

Lion fish

2 Comments
2024/04/18
13:52 UTC

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Saw this video on instagram, can anyone identify what kind of catfish this is

3 Comments
2024/04/18
06:34 UTC

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Another Gar update

Not trying to spam! Simply keeping tabs on these guys for yall if any are interested! The pair of Hujeta Gar are skirting along 6in each now! Luke and Leia are getting big, and they have two new school mates in a 20gal long grow out tank, they're just too small to even try to introduce now otherwise they'd be eaten no hesitation, hopefully Theodor and Roosevelt will be big enough to join luke and leia in a few months

2 Comments
2024/04/18
06:33 UTC

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Beautiful portrait of a flashlight fish, by Nori Vossen.

0 Comments
2024/04/18
05:50 UTC

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