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2-syllable Fish that contain L

Fish pronounced in 2 syllables that contain L — full profile for each.

You're looking for 2-syllable fish containing L — here are 11 matches, each linked to a full profile.

List of 2-syllable Fish that contain L

    1

    Barbel

    Barbus barbus

    A whiskered, powerful bottom-feeding cyprinid of European rivers, fighting hard against the current.

    2

    Bluegill

    Lepomis macrochirus

    A common, palm-sized sunfish of North American ponds and lakes, instantly recognized by its dark gill flap.

    3

    Clownfish

    Amphiprion ocellaris

    A small, orange-and-white reef fish famously immune to anemone stings and a household name since "Finding Nemo."

    4

    Flounder

    Platichthys flesus

    A broad term for many flatfish species, found buried in soft bottoms from estuaries to the deep shelf.

    5

    Goldfish

    Carassius auratus

    The world's most-kept ornamental fish, domesticated from a small East Asian carp over a thousand years ago.

    6

    Lake Trout

    Salvelinus namaycush

    A large, slow-growing char of deep cold northern lakes, prized for its size, longevity, and oily flesh.

    7

    Pollock

    Pollachius pollachius

    A North Atlantic gadoid harvested at huge scale, the white-fleshed backbone of fish fingers and surimi.

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    Sailfish

    Istiophorus platypterus

    A high-speed billfish with a towering dorsal sail, often called the fastest fish in the sea.

    9

    Sterlet

    Acipenser ruthenus

    A small Eurasian river sturgeon, once the source of Russia's "golden sterlet" caviar served to tsars.

    10

    Walleye

    Sander vitreus

    A golden, glass-eyed perch of northern lakes and rivers, prized for its mild white flesh.

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    Whale Shark

    Rhincodon typus

    The largest fish in the sea, a gentle filter-feeding shark that roams the world's tropical oceans.

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