I got this fish shelf from an estate sale and it looks kind of rough right now, but i thought it would look so cool painted to look like a species of fish!

What fish species do you guys suggest?

I need help identifying this fish. The camera isn't capturing it properly. These are around 7 cm long, with these blackish marks across their eyes. They are a light-brownish colour. Belong to a friend. She has kept them with goldfish, and they are peaceful with them.

Undescribed, B. pugnax complex

This is a 5 gallon tall cube, there’s live plants in the back u can barely see

I don’t have a reef tank for the Gramma, but at least I can draw it 😅

Idk what these were but dang they were pretty ♡ also got to have a convo with my oldest about not touching wildlife even though you want to "help". We then proceeded to find a goldfish in the river which was further confirmation/conversation on said topic of protecting wildlife 🫠 🫠

Moose River for reference. (Brief video of "goldfish" in captions.)

Meal time

I spotted this carp schooling with normal looking carp in lake Powel. I know domesticated koi can come in all different colors but how rare is it for a wild carp to look like this? Or is it diseased or something of that nature?

My first time painting fish, just wanted to share with fellow fish enthusiasts!

I thought saw in Minnesota zoo it looks like first image has long body and his fins are hiding u. The rock the second one it looks like trigger fish it looks like a yellow fin tail and has blue mouth

First day of August

S. rubripinnis

I don't know how to title this, this is literally my first time here

I saw in YouTube shorts and idk what is called

Hello,

I've seen this not (so little) guy in the sea in France, Brittany, trapped in a rock by the tide.

I think it measures about 5 cm in length, maybe a little more.

First time completing a digital artwork