Animals - Freshwater Fish
Here you will learn the names of freshwater fish in English such as "carp", "bass", and "goldfish".
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a European freshwater fish with greenish-bronze scales, a deep body and flat sides, which is edible
a type of freshwater fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae, typically with a deep body and barbels near the mouth
any of the order of North American freshwater fish that are distinguished by having barbels and no scales
a large Pacific salmon valued as food, whose adults die after spawning
a European freshwater fish with a thick body that is greenish in the back, living in rivers
a small red or orange fish often kept as a pet
a small freshwater fish of tropical waters that is a live-bearer and is often kept in aquariums
any freshwater game fish that belong to the ray-finned family of the order of perciformes
any silvery fish of the ray-finned family that forms shoals and is commercially important as food
a small tropical fish that is a live-bearer, found in vibrant colors and kept in aquariums
a very large marine and freshwater fish originally from the Northern hemisphere that is commercially important for its caviar or flesh
a South American freshwater knifefish that is able to create an electric charge in order to kill its prey or find its way
a freshwater eel-like aquatic vertebrate that has a sucking mouth and no jaws, which sucks the blood out of its prey
a predatory North American fish of the fresh waters that is related to gars and is able to survive even out of water
any carnivorous freshwater game fish with a long snout and body that inhabits brackish or fresh waters of the Northern Hemisphere
a silver-colored fish often found in both freshwater and saltwater environments
a small carnivorous freshwater fish of the South American origin that has sharp teeth and forms schools
a European freshwater fish of the minnow family that can survive in waters with low oxygen levels
a small freshwater fish, black and silver in color, with long fins that originates in South America
