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Jacks and Pompanos (11)
General description
Jacks and Pompanos belong to the family „Carangidae“. Pompano is the common name for fishes of the genus Trachinotus, and for Palometus simillimus, members of a large and important family of mackerellike fishes, abundant in warm seas around the world. Of the 30 genera and 151 Species that constitute the family, the 5 most important genera in the aquarium trade are the Alectis, Caranx, Gnathanodon, Selene and finaly the Trachinotus.
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Alectis
(1),
Carangoides
(1),
Caranx
(4),
Gnathanodon
(1),
Selene
(1),
Seriola
(1),
Trachinotus
(2)
Alectis (1)
A. indicus
Indian threadfish
[Nach Oben]
Carangoides (1)
C. bajad
gold spotted trevally
[Nach Oben]
Caranx (4)
C. latus
horse eye jack
C. melampygus
Bluefin trevally
C. ruber
Bar jack
C. sexfasciatus
Bigeye trevally
[Nach Oben]
Gnathanodon (1)
G. speciosus
Golden trevally
[Nach Oben]
Selene (1)
S. brevoortii
Mexican lookdown
[Nach Oben]
Seriola (1)
S. rivoliana
Almaco Jack
[Nach Oben]
Trachinotus (2)
T. baillonii
Smallspotted dart
T. blochii
Snubnose pompano
[Nach Oben]