Baltic Sea fishes

Fish is bigger than (x) cm.: 10 cm 20 cm 30 cm 40 cm 50 cm 75 cm 1 m 1.25 m 1.5 m 1.75 m 2 m 2.5 m 3 m Cancel filter

Fish weight more than: 2 g 5 g 10 g 25 g 50 g 100 g 250 g 500 g 800 g 1 kg 1.5 kg 2 kg 3 kg 5 kg 7 kg 10 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 200 kg 300 kg 500 kg 750 kg 1 t 2 t Cancel filter

Scale size: No Small Middle Big Cancel filter

Tail shape:

Strongly pitted

Truncated (triangular)

-Mouth:

+Body shape:

-Body shape:

Bottle / torpedo

+Type of fins:

-Type of fins:

Fins without rays

+Mustache:

-Mustache: Have no There is Cancel filter

+Color:

-Color:

Red

Blue

Pink

Grey

+Color pattern:

-Color pattern: Striped Spotted With 1 stripe With 2 or more stripes Back and belly in different colors Cancel filter

+Taxonomic order:

-Taxonomic order: Acanthuriformes Acipenseriformes Eel (Anguilliformes)Argentiniformes Atheriniformes Aulopiformes Batrachoididae (Batrachoidiformes)Beloniformes Beryciformes Callionymiformes Caproidae (Caproiformes)Carangiformes Carcharhiniformes Chimaera (Chimaeriformes)Cichliformes Clupeiformes Cypriniformes Esociformes Gadiformes Gasterosteoidei (Gasterosteiformes)Gobiiformes Labriformes Lamniformes Lampriformes Anglerfish (Lophiiformes)Moroniformes Mullet (fish) (Mugiliformes)Goatfish (Mulliformes)Myctophiformes Myliobatiformes Hagfish (Myxiniformes)Osmeriformes Perciformes Lamprey (Petromyzontiformes)Flatfish (Pleuronectiformes)Rajiformes Rhinopristiformes Salmonidae (Salmoniformes)Scombriformes Scorpaeniformes Spariformes Squaliformes Squatiniformes Stomiiformes Syngnathiformes Tetraodontiformes Electric ray (Torpediniformes)Trachiniformes Zeiformes Cancel filter

-Taxonomic family: Sturgeon (Acipenseridae)Agonidae Thresher shark (alopiidae)Sand lance (Ammodytidae)Anarhichadidae anguillidae Argentinidae Old World silverside (Atherinidae)Triggerfish (balistidae)Batrachoididae Needlefish (belonidae)Berycidae bothidae Pomfret (Bramidae)Dragonet (callionymidae)Caproidae carangidae Requiem shark (Carcharhinidae)Catostomidae Medusafish (Centrolophidae)Cetorhinidae Chimaeridae Cichlid (Cichlidae)clupeidae cobitidae congridae Cottidae Cyclopteridae cyprinidae Whiptail stingray (dasyatidae)Remora (Echeneidae)Anchovy (engraulidae)esocidae Etmopteridae Flying fish (Exocoetidae)Gadidae Stickleback (gasterosteidae)Gempylidae gobiidae Ictaluridae Wrasse (labridae)Lamnidae Opah (Lampridae)Snailfish (Liparidae)Goosefish (lophiidae)Lotidae Macrouridae merlucciidae Molidae moronidae Mullet (fish) (mugilidae)Goatfish (mullidae)Lanternfish (Myctophidae)Eagle ray (Myliobatidae)Hagfish (Myxinidae)Nemacheilidae Freshwater sleeper (Odontobutidae)Smelt (fish) (Osmeridae)Oxynotus (Oxynotidae)Barracudina (Paralepididae)percidae Petromyzontidae Pholidae Phycidae pleuronectidae Wreckfish (Polyprionidae)Sawfish (Pristidae)Skate (fish) (rajidae)Salmonidae sciaenidae Scomberesocidae scombridae scophthalmidae Scorpaenidae Catshark (scyliorhinidae)siluridae soleidae Somniosidae sparidae squalidae Squatiniformes (squatinidae)Sternoptychidae Stichaeidae syngnathidae Torpedinidae Weever (trachinidae)Ribbonfish (Trachipteridae)Houndshark (Triakidae)triglidae Swordfish (xiphiidae)zeidae Eelpout (Zoarcidae) Cancel filter

Baltic Sea fishes. Scale size:no. Mouth: medium mouth. Family: syngnathidae

Fishes found: 4

Scale: no |X

Mouth: medium mouth |X

Family: syngnathidae |X

Lesser pipefish (Syngnathus rostellatus)

Lesser pipefish

Syngnathus rostellatus
Nilsson's pipefish

Length: up to 18 cm.

Weight: up to 6 g.

Snake pipefish (Entelurus aequoraeus)

Snake pipefish

Entelurus aequoraeus
Ocean pipe-fish, Snake pipe-fish

Length: up to 60 cm.

Weight: up to 20 g.

Broadnosed pipefish (syngnathus typhle)

Broadnosed pipefish

syngnathus typhle
Broad-nosed pipefish, Deep snouted ninefish, Deep-snouted pipefish, High-snouted pipefish, Snouted pipefish

Length: up to 37 cm.

Weight: up to 23 g.

Straightnose pipefish (nerophis ophidion)

Straightnose pipefish

nerophis ophidion
Straight-nosed pipe-fish, Straight-nosed pipefish

Length: up to 29 cm.

Weight: up to 24 g.

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