These fish look mostly SILVER in color when viewed.
Many also have variying degrees of color changability. For
example the bar jack in the center of the first row , when
swimming over white sand will look as white as the sand, but
when approaching a cleaning station, can turn almost
completely black.
SILVERY FISH IDENTIFICATION GALLERY
Great Barracuda
(14 photos)
Bar Jack
(10 photos)
Horse-Eye Jack
(12 photos)
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Permit ack
(14 photos)
Mottled Mojarra
(6 photos)
Mahogany Snapper
(6 photos)
Flagfin Mojarra
(4 photos)
Chub
(6 photos)
Sheepshead Porgy
(16 photos)
White Mullet
(12 photos)
Palometa Jack / Great Pompano
(6 photos)
Permit Jack
(12 photos)
Mutton Snapper
(5 photos)
Cero-Mackerel
(6 photos)
Gray Snapper
(9 photos)
Yellow Jack
(5 photos)
Leather Jacket (Jack)
(8 photos)
Black Margate
(6 photos)
Blue Runner (Jack)
(9 photos)
Common Snook
(5 photos)
Rare
Tarpon
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Bigeye Scad
(10 photos)
Butter Hamlet
(6 photos)
Lane Snapper - Juvenile
(6 photos)
Spotted Goatfish
(9 photos)
Bonefish
(4 photos)