| With itâs translucent appearance this fish is particularly good at evading predators, as well as terrifying meddling kids. | MEDIUM | 600*800 | 80*100 | RIVER | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 640 | RARE |
| This fishes beautiful rock-hard exterior hides itâs sensitive and delicious interior. | LARGE | 1500*2500 | 200*250 | OCEAN | NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 380 | UNCOMMON |
| This mysterious fish only comes out on full moons. Or at least it will in a future update when I start tracking the lunar cycle. | MEGA | 35000*50000 | 600*700 | RIVER | NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 3200 | LEGENDARY |
| A vibrant jellyfish known for its mesmerizing bioluminescent glow. It lights up the ocean depths like a neon sign, but donât be fooledâthose tentacles mean business! | MEDIUM | 600*700 | 100*150 | OCEAN | AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 255 | UNCOMMON |
| The Piano Tuna attracts itâs mates with a series of low-frequency âhumsâ that resemble notes played on a piano. Once itâs found a paramour it can harmonize with they are mated for life. | LARGE | 10000*25000 | 150*250 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 890 | RARE |
| The far more advanced cousin to the Steam-Powered Anchovy, the Electric Anchovy uses its power to deter predators and navigate dark waters. | SMALL | 1*50 | 10*70 | OCEAN | MORNING*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 125 | UNCOMMON |
| Unlike many of Garlandâs other bioluminescent sea creatures that use their power for defence, the Lumigup only uses itâs glow to attract delicious plankton. | SMALL | 1*40 | 10*20 | RIVER | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 15 | COMMON |
| Named for its dog-like snout, the Dogfish is often seen hunting in packs and begging for food at 4:30 even though she knows her dinner time is at 5. | MEDIUM | 600*1000 | 80*150 | RIVER | AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 320 | UNCOMMON |
| A dangerously territorial fish, the Mobber travel in tightly-knit packs of 3 or 4 and use their stripes to confuse other fish as to their size. | MEDIUM | 600*1000 | 80*150 | RIVER | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 130 | COMMON |
| A rare social species often found in large, chaotic groups, the Kettle of Fish is best known for its wild and unpredictable behavior. | LARGE | 15000*20000 | 150*200 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 1400 | EXCEPTIONAL |
| The Cardiocod was almost fished to extinction with some cultures believing that consuming them would help them find their one true-love. Thankfully, conservation efforts lead by Garland Universities marine-biology team as well as the fact that their meat contains dangerously high levels of mercury when not prepared correctly helped this plucky little fish make a roaring comeback! | LARGE | 10000*15000 | 150*250 | RIVER | AFTERNOON | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 700 | RARE |
| Despite their rectangular shape, this deep-fried delicacy of the sea is surprisingly agile. Try it on bread with tomato sauce. | SMALL | 40*50 | 70*80 | RIVER | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 40 | COMMON |
| The Lady O'War is a strikingly beautiful yet dangerously venomous jellyfish. Her delicate appearance masks a fierce sting, making her both a masterpiece and a menace of the sea. | MEDIUM | 800*1000 | 80*150 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 510 | RARE |
| The Holey Mackerel is a mysterious fish known for the unusual holes that appear all over its body. Scientists have yet to figure out if these holes are a genetic trait or simply the result of picky predators that take a bite and change their mind. | MEDIUM | 600*700 | 100*150 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 255 | UNCOMMON |
| Originally thought to be its own species, new research has suggested that the Halibutt is actually the biological counterpart to the Cardiocod. | LARGE | 12000*16000 | 150*250 | OCEAN | AFTERNOON | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 635 | RARE |
| The S.A.L.M.O.N. (Semi-Aquatic Legendary Master of Navigation) is a fish known for its epic journey upstream. With a strong sense of direction and determination, it always finds its way home to spawn, no matter the obstacles. | MEDIUM | 600*1000 | 100*150 | RIVER | AFTERNOON | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 100 | COMMON |
| Always present but rarely the center of attention, the Fish isn't actually a fish at all! Oh wait, yes it is. Never mind then. | MEDIUM | 600*1000 | 80*150 | RIVER | MORNING | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 130 | UNCOMMON |
| These misunderstood throwbacks are often found in the underwater wreckage of pick-up trucks and footy equipment. Much like the myotonic or âfaintingâ goat, if surprised these fish will enter a catatonic-like state. Hence the term, âstunned mulletâ. | LARGE | 1500*2000 | 150*200 | RIVER | AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 190 | UNCOMMON |
| Named for its quick bursts of movement accompanied by a burst of shimmery ink to escape and confuse dangerous predators, the Shooting Starfish is a rare sight on the ocean floor indeed. | SMALL | 1*50 | 40*70 | RIVER | NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 1525 | EXCEPTIONAL |
| This dazzling little crustacean gets its name from its flashy mating display and nothing else. | SMALL | 1*20 | 10*70 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 65 | COMMON |
| The Ocean Shark is a sleek and powerful predator, effortlessly cutting through the water like a true apex hunter with unmatched ferocity. On land itâs not much of a threat. | MEGA | 35000*50000 | 400*600 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 2540 | EXCEPTIONAL |
| One of the more helpful fish in the sea, the Mer-maid is best known for keeping coral reefs clean and tidy by gathering up garbage for their nests. | MEDIUM | 600*900 | 80*150 | OCEAN | AFTERNOON | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 220 | UNCOMMON |
| Distinguished by its impeccable manners, dapper demeanor and unwavering discretion, the Mer-butler is considered by many to be the epitome of undersea elegance. | MEDIUM | 800*1000 | 80*150 | OCEAN | AFTERNOON | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 210 | UNCOMMON |
| The Compliment is a rare species that seems to brighten the waters with its presence. Known for its cheerful demeanor, itâs said to âlift the spiritsâ of any sea creature it encounters. It goes great in a curry | LARGE | 10000*25000 | 150*250 | RIVER | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 890 | RARE |
| The Nonconforminnow is a free-spirited fish that forges its own path. Rarely seen swimming in schools, this fish instead prefers its solitude or the occasional get together with like-minded fish. | SMALL | 10*80 | 10*30 | RIVER | MORNING*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 570 | RARE |
| The Spitefish lives in the least helpful places. | SMALL | 25*60 | 10*60 | RIVER | NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 380 | RARE |
| It's a fish doing it's job. | MEDIUM | 600*800 | 80*150 | OCEAN | MORNING*AFTERNOON*NIGHT | SPRING*SUMMER*AUTUMN*WINTER | 2545 | LEGENDARY |
