Draft:Nearshore Fish Of Denmark
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Danish Nearshore Fish
[edit]These are many fish species that have been found within less than one and a half meter depths of denmarks coast.
- Sand Goby (Sandkutling, Lerkutling) [1] Found on the seafloor.
- Common Dab (Ising) [2] Usually only fry, also found on the seafloor.
- Rock Gunnel (Tangspræl) [3] May be found in wrack.
- Boradnosed Pipefish (Almindeling Tangnål) [4] Commonly found in eelgrass and wrack.
- Greater Pipefish (Stor Tangnål)[5] Also found in eelgrass and wrack.
- European Plaice (Rødspætte) [6] Found of the seafloor.
- Straightnose Pipefish (Stor Næbsnog) [7] Found in eelgrass.
- European Eel (Europæisk Ål) [8] Has been found in wrack.
- Corkwing Wrasse (Savgylte) [9] Found in wrack.
- Three-Spined Stickleback (Træpigget Hundestejle) [10] Found in wrack and eelgrass, but may be found swimming about.
- Fifteen-Spined Stickleback (Femtenpigget Hundestejle, Tangsnarre) [11] Found in eelgrass and occasionally wrack.