I have never failed in a fish ID test me if you want

[BZOFIQ]

 

[VintageReefer]

How about this one

 

[2Plus2]

 

[William Chiavetta]

Actually that is a lobe finned fish. Technically

Technically they're mammals right?

 

[rennjidk]

This one's a toughy. I had to have the school imported from Sweden.

 

[stewy14]

rp

rapala?

 

[stewy14]

y

Technically they're mammals right?

yes, but water mammals, it is not a fish but still...
still a marine creature...
but please, I wanna see if u can get it

 

[jabberwock]

 

[Swbvegas]

Not a fish but what do you think?

 

[Slocke]

Technically they're mammals right?

By the laws of phylogeny everything that evolved from something else is still technically that thing. For example all birds are technically dinosaurs. Since mammals (and reptiles, birds, and amphibians) evolved from lobe finned fish. We are all technically fish.

 

[Jay Hemdal]

My mind is saying a form of Scat?

Nope - it's an Oplegnathus, family name is "knifejaw" I think. I got them from a collector in Japan. These lose the stripes as they mature - and just turn gray. I saw a different species in the Galapagos that is bright yellow and black banded:

 

[William Chiavetta]

That is a lure fish

 

[William Chiavetta]

This is a Simpsons 3 eyed fish

 

[William Chiavetta]

This one's a toughy. I had to have the school imported from Sweden.

They are sweet ish fish

 

[stewy14]

This is a Simpsons 3 eyed fish

Hahahaha!

 

[William Chiavetta]

y

yes, but water mammals, it is not a fish but still...
still a marine creature...
but please, I wanna see if u can get it

Orca!!!

 

[stewy14]

Orca!!!

WRONG!!!!! What type?

Not a screaming wrong, a wrong as in a friendly haha type of wrong, just wanted to clarify cuz I don’t wanna sound mean

 

[William Chiavetta]

I saw a different species in the Galapagos that is bright yellow and black banded

I went to the Galapagos last year and it was amazing

 

[William Chiavetta]

that is 2 fish

 

[William Chiavetta]

what is this:

ik its a mammal, but still...

Antarctic type A killer whale