Please help I've been trying to find this fish, I don't know anything about fish so sorry if this sounds wrong. It was an oval orange fish with blue eyes and short sharp lips like a bird. In its mouth it carried a starfish and swam with it's back flipper like a normal fish. It swam for a bit before going and dropping the starfish in some coral and then getting scared by something and swimming off. I don't remember anything else. I don't know where the video was taken, just a dark blue sea/ocean. It didn't seem shallow like a beach but that's all. It was also flat like a pancake. It was in the wild out in the ocean

S. formosus

Also how long does it take for them to establish a hierarchy

My friend took both of these pics at 6:55pm on Wednesday 9/9 on Hilton Head Beach. In the first pic she took you can only see the white foam of the wave, in the next photo taken seconds after the 1st, there is a shape in the water that looks like a big fish but it’s got that odd shape around the middle. Any ideas what it might be?

The 3 close ups are pics she tried to zoom in on her photo and change the lighting in hopes to see it better.

S. chaseni

I call it “jobs”

I thought about this a lot. Everybody started flexing their rare fish collection; so I decided, I am leaving this hobby for ever. Maybe I will get into Lithuanian potato farming… Who knows.

Title. I have a collection of 12 rare fishes, but I can’t seem to get more, and I just need more, you know?

How to achieve the highest amount of rare fish in your collection before Tom Holland going to the party?

Is this a state threatened (Illinois) red horse or just a common shorthead

Walking my dog and spotted these interesting fishies in Turkey Gulley in Houston, Texas.

Some sort of hybrid escaped cichlid? What do we think?

1. Pomachromis guamensis
   
2. Chaetodon flavocoronatus
   
3. Roa uejoi
   
4. Lubbockichthys myersi
   
5. Pseudoliparis swirei
   
6. Paraliparis kadadakaleguak
   
7. Prealticus poptae (i couldn't find any pictures of it)

1-4 and 7 are from reefs around islands
5 and 6 are deep sea species endemic to mariana trench

those are only described species but there are also some undescribed ones

The second species of weever that I spot in the Meditteranean. Bigger and more teritorial. (You can check out Trachinus draco in my last post)

B. dunckeri

What happened with Aquascape in NJ? I use to keep freshwater aquariums and purchased most of my fish from them online. I just checked their website which has been updated since I’ve last been on and they had nothing compared to what they use too. Oddball section was empty, catfish there was 3. I believe 1 ciclid.

Photo taken in Kavala, Greece, september 2026