List of fish - Revision history

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	\|grakshefla: thin black		\|scope="row" role="rowheader"\|grakshefla: thin black
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	\|[Glarstim Cavern, Dock] (7060011)		\|[Glarstim Cavern, Dock] (7060011)
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	\|About half a foot in length and tapered toward the tail, this spear-shaped fish feeds upon whatever is unlucky enough to come within sight of its oversized eyes, lured by its glowing antenae. A neat row of tiny teeth line its wide mouth.		\|About half a foot in length and tapered toward the tail, this spear-shaped fish feeds upon whatever is unlucky enough to come within sight of its oversized eyes, lured by its glowing antenae. A neat row of tiny teeth line its wide mouth.
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	\|spadefish: diamond-scaled		\|scope="row" role="rowheader"\|spadefish: diamond-scaled
	\|[Glarstim Cavern, Dock] (7060011)		\|[Glarstim Cavern, Dock] (7060011)
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 |Lormesta
 |This long, slender fish could easily be mistaken for an eel were it not for the short, rounded fins that trail along the rear portion of its body and its arrowhead-shaped head.  Additionally, the fish's open mouth adopts a circular shape that is lined with rings of curved teeth that radiate from the opening of its throat.
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 |The grakshefla is exceedingly thin and spear-shaped from head to tail, with a narrow chest and a flaring maw.  Its skin is deep black with a faint graphite sheen that is broken by a pale seam along its belly.  Small round eyes sit near the crown of its head beneath firm brow plates.  A tall, gauzy dorsal fin runs most of the fish's length, and its tail ends in a slim, cleft tip.
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 |Steel blue along the back and tarnished silver at the sides, the salmon bears a spray of rust-colored flecks across its flanks and fins.  Its body is blunter and stronger-looking than its river-dwelling kin's.
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 |Compact and thick-bodied, the barbfish has a rounded profile broken by prominent hook-like spines along its dorsal and pectoral fins.  Matte brown scales deepen along the back and lighten to yellowish tones at the flanks, where its scales have a pebbled texture.  Its face is blunt, with a downturned, bony mouth and small amber eyes set beneath ridged brows.  A clean burst of color marks the tail: vivid yellow lobes edged in soot-black, mirroring crescent accents on its fin tips.
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 |Flat-headed and with a leathery appearance, the monkfish has a large mouth that stretches from one side of its head to the other and is  lined with short teeth.  Deeply articulated pectoral and ventral fins decorate the appendage-like body, which is covered in a grey-black hue reminiscent of spent charcoal.
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	\|The color of the star grouper fades from deep blue and through azure into a light prismatic aquamarine on the creature's belly. Iridescent blue markings frame the fish's mouth, darkening as they transition into the gill plates. Large dorsal and tail fins increase the fish's already formidable size. Random gold speckles dust the fish's scales.		\|The color of the star grouper fades from deep blue and through azure into a light prismatic aquamarine on the creature's belly. Iridescent blue markings frame the fish's mouth, darkening as they transition into the gill plates. Large dorsal and tail fins increase the fish's already formidable size. Random gold speckles dust the fish's scales.
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	\|greenling: brown-spotted kelp		\|greenling: brown-spotted kelp, blue-spotted kelp
	\|Sunderer's Glaive, Bobo's Park		\|Sunderer's Glaive, Bobo's Park
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	\|Displaying a long dorsal fin, the seabass's body is elongated and rather large, spanning several arms' widths. The shiny blue on its back tapers into a pale grey-blue on its sides, and then to a whitish silver on its belly. The seabass is graced with a long ridge that runs along the length of its belly. Each of its pectoral fins bear a black blotch, and the caudal fin is somewhat concave. Small teeth are visible inside of its large mouth.		\|Displaying a long dorsal fin, the seabass's body is elongated and rather large, spanning several arms' widths. The shiny blue on its back tapers into a pale grey-blue on its sides, and then to a whitish silver on its belly. The seabass is graced with a long ridge that runs along the length of its belly. Each of its pectoral fins bear a black blotch, and the caudal fin is somewhat concave. Small teeth are visible inside of its large mouth.
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	\|greenling: blue-spotted kelp
	\|Sunderer's Glaive, Bobo's Park
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	\|With rings of rust-hued spots surrounding splashes of pale blue spots along the front section of the fish's body, the greenling is otherwise dark grey in color. It has a small mouth at the end of its cone-shaped head. Overall, the greenling's body is compact and small.
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	\|sunfish: spiky-spined bright yellow		\|sunfish: spiky-spined bright yellow
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	\|Colored with brilliant yellow-orange hues and bearing bright yellow eyes, the rockfish is no more than three hands in length. Its body is almost as tall as it is long, and its large dorsal fin displays irregular notches. Just atop its eyes are two spines, followed by a series of extremely short ridges that protrude from its head's surface. Narrow lines of black tip the edges of the rockfish's fins.		\|Colored with brilliant yellow-orange hues and bearing bright yellow eyes, the rockfish is no more than three hands in length. Its body is almost as tall as it is long, and its large dorsal fin displays irregular notches. Just atop its eyes are two spines, followed by a series of extremely short ridges that protrude from its head's surface. Narrow lines of black tip the edges of the rockfish's fins.
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	\|greenling: brown-spotted kelp		\|greenling: brown-spotted kelp, blue-spotted kelp
	\|[Wehnimer's, Middle Dock] (7112)		\|[Wehnimer's, Middle Dock] (7112)
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	\|Covered with spots of a reddish-brown hue, the greenling is otherwise dull grey-brown in color. It has a small mouth, which shows hints of yellow on the inside, at the end of its cone-shaped head. Overall, the greenling's body is compact and small.		\|Covered with spots of a reddish-brown hue, the greenling is otherwise dull grey-brown in color. It has a small mouth, which shows hints of yellow on the inside, at the end of its cone-shaped head. Overall, the greenling's body is compact and small.
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	\|greenling: blue-spotted kelp
	\|[Wehnimer's, Middle Dock] (7112)
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	\|With rings of rust-hued spots surrounding splashes of pale blue spots along the front section of the fish's body, the greenling is otherwise dark grey in color. It has a small mouth at the end of its cone-shaped head. Overall, the greenling's body is compact and small.
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	\|lingcod: large coppertoned		\|lingcod: large coppertoned
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	\|Although heavier in size, the opaleye's body is shaped similarly to a perch's. It has large blue eyes that appear opalescent, much like its scales, which tend toward a silver along the bottom that rises up into an olive green along the rest of the body. At the end of its large, flat snout is a small mouth. Under each of its dorsal fins, the opaleye is marked with a white spot.		\|Although heavier in size, the opaleye's body is shaped similarly to a perch's. It has large blue eyes that appear opalescent, much like its scales, which tend toward a silver along the bottom that rises up into an olive green along the rest of the body. At the end of its large, flat snout is a small mouth. Under each of its dorsal fins, the opaleye is marked with a white spot.
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	\|bass: brown-spotted kelp		\|bass: brown-spotted kelp, black and white kelp
	\|[Wehnimer's, Middle Dock] (7112)		\|[Wehnimer's, Middle Dock] (7112)
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	\|At least two hands in length, the kelp bass is of an average size for its species. Spotting its opalescent white skin are large brown markings, some formed as large spots, others as striped strokes. A golden brown tail spreads out in a tall fan, matched to two smaller fins that reside on either side of the fish's body. Barely visible due to the light coloring, pale yellow marks its chin and jaws.		\|At least two hands in length, the kelp bass is of an average size for its species. Spotting its opalescent white skin are large brown markings, some formed as large spots, others as striped strokes. A golden brown tail spreads out in a tall fan, matched to two smaller fins that reside on either side of the fish's body. Barely visible due to the light coloring, pale yellow marks its chin and jaws.
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	\|At least two hands in length, the kelp bass is of an average size for its species. Spotting its opalescent white skin are large black markings, some formed as large spots, others as striped strokes. A brownish-

	black tail spreads out in a tall fan, matched to two smaller fins that reside on either side of the fish's body. Vibrantly contrasting with its black and white coloring, yellow-orange marks its snout.
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	\|snapper: sharp-toothed red		\|snapper: sharp-toothed red
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	\|Dark green scales cover the splittail's back in a faint metallic sheen, paling into soft brown along the belly. Its body is long and lean, built in a gradual taper that ends at a sharply divided tail. The fish's head is small and slightly rounded, the eyes set high above a narrow mouth. A modest dorsal fin rises toward		\|Dark green scales cover the splittail's back in a faint metallic sheen, paling into soft brown along the belly. Its body is long and lean, built in a gradual taper that ends at a sharply divided tail. The fish's head is small and slightly rounded, the eyes set high above a narrow mouth. A modest dorsal fin rises toward
	the back, while the pectoral fins sit low and slender. The smooth transition of color gives the fish an earthy, camouflaged look.		the back, while the pectoral fins sit low and slender. The smooth transition of color gives the fish an earthy, camouflaged look.
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	\|gnuq: flat-bellied black
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	\|The gnuq is squat and wide-bodied, with a flat belly that broadens its profile from gill to tail. Its skin is pitch black with dull charcoal mottling, the surface slightly pebbled and crossed by low seams along the flanks. A heavy, beaklike mouth dominates its short snout; inside rests a pale, faintly luminous tongue and blunt tooth plates. Small lidless eyes sit forward beneath shallow brows, and thick paired fins are set low along the body beside a short rounded tail.
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	\|trout: silvery rainbow		\|trout: silvery rainbow
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	\|The scales of the glimaerfish resemble sheets of glass whose surfaces are swirled with faint, subtle streaks. Metallic blues, golds, crimsons, and pale greens all grace its scales so delicately as to be almost indiscernible. Two thin whiskers branch off from the sides of its mouth, the long, tapering tassels surpassing the length of the fish's own tail. A large sail-like dorsal fin stretches along its back, the spines looking quite sharp.		\|The scales of the glimaerfish resemble sheets of glass whose surfaces are swirled with faint, subtle streaks. Metallic blues, golds, crimsons, and pale greens all grace its scales so delicately as to be almost indiscernible. Two thin whiskers branch off from the sides of its mouth, the long, tapering tassels surpassing the length of the fish's own tail. A large sail-like dorsal fin stretches along its back, the spines looking quite sharp.
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	\|bass: red-eyed smallmouth
	\|[Shore of Khesta 'Dahl] (8022010)
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	\|Dull red eyes stand out amid the dark green scales of the bass's face, which have the same color as river grasses. Unlike its larger cousin, the bass's jaws are narrow, lending the fish a more streamlined shape.
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	\|drum: deep-bodied copper-bronze		\|drum: deep-bodied copper-bronze

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 |Loosely attached iridescent scales cover the mackerel's streamlined body.  The bluish green coloration on its back merges into a silvery white on the fish's belly.  A pair of darkly luminous eyes sit within its tapered head.
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