An eel with no pigmentation. Found in Bahari Bay caves using worms.
A carnivorous fish with brilliant purple scales, the Alligator Gar is named after its long snout and rows of large teeth. Found in Kilima Lake using glow worms.
The Amber Moray primarily consumes other river creatures who have become tainted by echo. Perhaps it likes the taste? Found in the rivers and ponds of the Royal Highlands at night.
These fish are as old as the continent of Palia itself, and were thought to be extinct. Guess you have something in common.
Legends say these koi once lived in the ponds of King Mudan's palace.
Be not afraid.
A bountiful, staple fish known for its mild flavor. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay without bait.
These fish are widely considered to be a staple of the local diet. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using worms.
A pike with a deep green hue native to Bahari Bay. Found in Bahari rivers using glow worms.
A vicious saltwater predator that tastes great lightly grilled with a little butter. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay without bait in the evening and night.
An ominous ray that is known to leap out of the water like a flying bat. Found in Bahari Bay caves using worms.
A large sturgeon that grows throughout its entire lifetime. Found in Kilima Lake using glow worms.
Known for the black spots on their skin, these bass are gentle and non-threatening to Majiri and humans alike. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using glow worms.
A bloated, slimy fish that lives at the bottom of cavern pools. Found in Bahari Bay caves using glow worms.
A large and resilient fish. The Blue Marlin is considered a prize by even the most experienced fishermen. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using worms.
A colorful stringray with bright blue spots across its body and blue stripes along its tail. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using glow worms in the morning, day, and evening.
A common, sleek fish adapted for swimming quickly through ocean currents. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using worms.
Just like the Orange Bluegill, this fish has nary a spot of blue to be seen- not even its gills!
An eel with sharp spines growing along its length to deter predators. Found off the coast of Bahari Bay using glow worms in the day and night.
A standard koi fish with a beautiful calico pattern. Found in ponds without using any bait.
Local legend has it that the first Cantankerous Koi was a cranky old man transfigured by a wicked witch. Found in ponds without using any bait during the day and at night.
A river catfish at home navigating fast currents. Found in Kilima Rivers without bait.
The charged cardinal can swim dozens of leagues without tiring, which is probably how it ended up here. Found in the Royal Highlands' bay.
A hard-fighting fish famous for its wide ranging appetite. Found in Bahari rivers using glow worms.
A bottom feeding pondfish that creates swirling clouds of sediment for cover. Found in ponds using glow worms in the morning and day.
The Copper Sturgeon is born a brilliant shiny orange, which slowly shifts to green as it ages. Found in the rivers and ponds of the Royal Highlands.
A small red fish with huge teeth in proportion to its own size. Found in Bahari Bay caves using glow worms.
A hardy carp with coppery golden scales. Found in Kilima rivers using glow worms.
A river trout named after its long jaw and mouth. Found in Bahari Bay rivers using worms.
Known both for its slippery movements and its venomous bite, the Dart Eel is best avoided by all but the most adventurous of fishers. Found in the rivers and ponds of the Royal Highlands at night.
A golden ray that hunts at dawn, its scales absorbing the sun's light. Found in Bahari Rivers without bait in the morning.
Actually not that bad a guy.
A mottled charcoal ray that hunts at dusk, blending into the riverbed. Found in Bahari Rivers without bait in the evening.
Affectionately named for its sizeable snout, and not for what it eats. Still, you might want to keep your eleroos at a distance.
A cute little fish which can absorb trace amounts of Flow into its scales. Found in Kilima Lake using glow worms.
A pirhana infused with magic after consuming a Grimalkin magic trinket. Found in Kilima Rivers using worms.
Was the family named for the eel, or the eel for the family? (It was the second one.) Found in the rivers and ponds of the Royal Highlands at night.
A cave dwelling creature that has lost the need for eyes. Found in Bahari Bay caves without bait.
A shy fish with a hypnotically translucent sheen. Found in ponds using worms in the mornings and evenings.
It is imperative you do not mix this up with the Fairy Mantis, especially when decorating their tanks. Found in the Royal Highlands' bay during the day.
A small freshwater fish known for its oversized head. Found in Bahari rivers using glow worms.
A rare river ray named for the bright orange and red streaks across its back. Found in Kilima rivers using glow worms in the morning and day.
A long and lithe river fish often confused for a snake. Found in Kilima Rivers using worms in the evening and night.
Against all odds, some goldfish live to become legendary in size. Found in ponds using glow worms.
The lord of Kilima Lake, this stingray's poisonous spike can also pierce the bones of its prey. Found in Kilima Lake using glow worms in the morning, day, and evening.
The most common fish in Palia. Found in Kilima Lake without using bait.
A common sort of salmon known to thrive in the sunlight. Found in Kilima Rivers using worms in the morning and day.
Somehow saltier than its less green cousin. Found in the Royal Highlands' bay.
