Is Talapia A Clean Fish From The The Bible

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CLEAN FISH
A'awa (Bodianus Albotaeniatus)
Anchovy (Family unit: Engraulidae)
Anemonefish* (Family: Pomacentridae, Genus: Amphiprion and Premnas)
* Anemonefish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not commonly eaten.
Ama'ama (Mugil Cephalus)
Amberjack (Family: Carangidae, Genus: Seriola)
Angelfish* (Family: Cichlidae, Genus: Pterophyllum)
* Angelfish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not usually eaten.
Arowana (Ostioglossidae)
Awa (Ava) (Chanos Chanos)
Aweoweo (Heteropriacanthus and Priacanthus Meeki)
Balao (Baleo Halfbeak)* (Hemiramphus Balao)
* Balao are pocket-sized fish, typically used as bait fish, and are non commonly eaten.
Clack (Ballyhoo Halfbeak, Balahu) * (Hemiramphus Brasiliensis)
* Ballyhoo Halfbeak have been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Banana Fish (Elops Hawaiensis, Elops Machnata, and Pterocaesio Digramma)
Bangús (Chanos Chanos)
Bannerfish (Family: Chaetodontidae)
Barbu (Polydactylus Virginicus)
Barracuda * (Family unit: Sphyraenidae, Genus: Sphyraena)
* Giant / Cracking Barracuda (Sphyraena Barracuda) have been implicated in cases of
Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Barramundi* (Lates Calcarifer)
* Nile Perch (Lates Niloticus) are often mislabeled equally Barramudi and are clean.
Bass* (Common Proper noun) applied to several species of fish in: (Order: Cichliformes and Perciformes)
*Brindlebass (Epinephelus Lanceolatus) are unclean.
Bounder Dory* (Danio Rerio)
* Bounder Dory accept venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Batfish (Family: Catostomidae and Ephippidae)
Bergall (Tautogolabrus Adspersus)
Bigeye* (Common Name) practical to several species of fish in: (Family: Priacanthidae)
*Bigeye Jack (Caranx Sexfasciatus), Bigeye Lightfish (Woodsia Nonsuchae), Bigeye Trevalle
(Caranx Latus and Caranx Sexfasciatus), and Bigeye Tuna (Thunnus Obesus) are unclean.
Bigscale (Family unit: Melamphaidae)
Blackfish (Common Name) practical to several species of fish including: (Family: Centrolophidae,
Cyprinidae, Dishistiidae, Escosidae, Kyphosidae, and Serranidae)
Blacksmith (Chromis Punctipinnis)
Blanquillo (Malacanthus Latovittatus)
Bloater (Coregonus Hoyi)
Bluebottle Fish (Nomeus Gronovii)
Bluefish (Pomatomus Saltatrix)
Bluegill (Lepomis Macrochirus)
Blue Groper (Family: Labridae, Genus: Achoerodus)
Bobo (Family unit: Polynemidae, Genus: Polydactylus)
Boga* (Haemulon Vittatum)
* Boga are small fish, typically used as bait fish, and are not commonly eaten.
Bonefish (Albula Vulpes)
Boneytongue (Ostioglossidae)
Boston Bluefish (Pollachius Virens)
Bowfin (Amia Calva)
Bream* (Family: Bramidae, Sebastidae, and Sparidae)
*Certain Bream take been known to be carriers of a toxin in the fish'south organs that,
if consumed, causes Ichthyoallyeinotoxism – a rare food poisoning resulting in
upset breadbasket, airsickness, disturbed slumber, nightmares, and hallucinations.
Avert eating the internal organs of this fish, as with all fish.
Buffalo (Catostomus Bubalus)
Bulleye (Bullseye) (Family: Priacanthidae)
Bunker (Family: Clupeidae, Genus: Brevoortia and Ethmidium)
Butterfish* (Family: Stromateoidei)
*Escolar, an unclean fish, has been mislabeled and sold as Butterfish.
Butterfly-Cod* (Family: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois)
* Butterfly-Cod accept venomous fin spines, only no associated venom gland.
Butterfly Fish* (Family unit: Chaetodontidae)
* Butterfly-Cod (Family unit: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois) are clean.
Cabrilla* (Serranus Cabrilla)
*Flag Cabrilla (Epinephelus Labriformis) and Spotted Cabrilla (Epinephelus Analogus) are unclean.
Candlefish* (Thaleichthys Pacificus)
* Candlefish are often sold every bit 'Dried Candlefish,' and are consumed whole-head, guts,
tail, and all. Fish should not be consumed whole.
Capelin (Caplin)* (Mallotus Villosus)
* Capelin are often sold as 'Dried Capelin,' and are consumed whole-head, guts, tail,
and all. Fish should not be consumed whole.
Cardinalfish (Family unit: Epigonidae)
Bother* (Family: Cyprinidae)
*Leather Bother and Mirror Bother are scaleless or partially-scaled mutations of Common
Carp and are unclean.
Carpsucker (Family: Castostomidae, Genus: Carpides)
Catalufa (Family: Priacanthidae)
Caviar (Fish Eggs, Roe) * Make clean Caviar is from clean fish and is typically colored gilt, orange, or scarlet.
(e.g.: Capelin, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, Trout, and Whitefish)
* Unclean Caviar is from unclean fish and is typically colored blackness or gray.
(e.g.: Beluga, Kaluga, Ossetra, Sterlet, and Sturgeon)
*Caviar is from clean fish, only is contaminated and fabricated unclean when is is dyed with
squid ink to blacken its color. (eg.: Blackness Capelin Caviar or Black Herring Caviar)
Char (Charr) (Salvelinus Alpinus)
Chilipepper (Chilipepper Rockfish) (Sebastes Goodei)
Chilean Seabass (Chilean Sea Bass) (Family: Notothenildae, Genus: Dissostichus)
Chinamanfish* (Symphorus Nematophorus)
* Chinamanfish, a species of Snapper, have been implicated in
cases of ciguatera poisoning.
* Australia has banned the sale of Chinamanfish.
Chinook (Chinook Salmon) (Oncorhynchus Tshawytscha)
Chiro (Elops Saurus)
Chogset (Chog'set) (Tautogolabrus Adspersus)
Chub (Chup)* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish including: (Centrolophus Niger,
Coregonus Artedi, Coregonus Hoyi, and Tautoga Onitis) and others in (Family: Cyprinidae
and Kyphosidae)
* Chub Mackerel (Scomber Japonicus) and Spotted Chub Mackerel (Scomber Australasicus)
are unclean.
Chubbuyu (Cubbyu) (Equetus Umbrosus)
Cichlid* (Family unit: Cichlidae)
* Many Cichlids are small fish that are not commonly eaten.
Cigarfish* (Decapterus Punctatus and Family: Nomeidae, Genus: Cubiceps)
* Mackerel Scad (Decapterus Marcarellus), sometimes called Cigarfish, are unclean.
Cisco (Family: Salmonidae, Genus: Coregonus)
Clownfish* (Family: Pomacentridae, Subfamily: Amphiprioninae)
* Clownfish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not commonly eaten.
Coalfish (Pollachius Virens)
Cobina (Corbie) (Menticirrhus Undulatus)
Cod (Codling)* * (Mutual Name) practical to applied to several species of fish including: (Family unit:
Butidae, Euclichthyidae, Gadidae, Moridae, Nototheniidae, and Percichthyidae)
* Butterfly-Cod (Family: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois) and Idiot Cod (Family: Sebastidae,
Genus: Sebastolobus) are clean. Haddock (Melanogrammus Aeglefinus) and Whiting
(Merlangius Merlangius) are sometimes sold equally Cod and are clean.
* Freshwater / River Cod and Lingcod (Family: Lotidae), Buffalo Cod / Cutlass Cod / Ling
Cod (Ophiodon Elongatus), Coral Cod / Reef Cod / Rock Cod (Lotella Rhacina), Eel Cod
(Family unit: Muraenolepididae), Potato Cod (Epinephelus Tukula), and Scarlet Rock Cod
(Scorpaena Papillosa) are unclean.
* Cod and related species are plagued by numerous parasites including Acanthocephalans,
Cestodes, Copepods, Digeneans, Monogeneans, Myxozoans, Nematodes, and
Protozoans.
* Many species of Cod accept thick mucus covering their scales.
* Winter Cod (Microgadus Tomcod) are resistant to toxic pollutants and shop these toxins
in their fat cells.
Comber (Family: Serranidae, Genus: Serranus)
Coralfish (Family: Chaetodontidae)
Corvina (Family unit: Sciaenidae)
Coley (Pollachius Virens)
Cottonwick (Family: Haemulidae, Genus: Haemulon)
Crappie (Family: Centrarchidae, Genus: Pomoxis)
Croaker (Family: Sciaenidae)
Cubehead (Family unit: Nomeidae, Genus: Cubiceps)
Cubbyu (Pareques Acuminatus)
Cunner (Tautogolabrus Adspersus)
Cutthroat Trout (Family: Salmonidae)
Dace** (Family unit: Cyprinidae)
* Dace are pocket-sized fish that are non commonly eaten.
* Moapa Dace (Moapa Coriacea) are unclean.
Damselfish (Family: Pomacentridae)
Dart** (Family unit: Carangidae, Genus: Trachinotus) and (Family: Gobiidae, Genus: Nemateleotris)
* Dart (Family: Gobiidae, Genus: Nemateleotris) are small-scale fish, typically sold for aquariums,
and are non commonly eaten.
* Giant Dart (Scomberoides Lysan) are unclean.
Darter* (Family: Percidae)
* Darter are small fish that are not commonly eaten.
Doctorfish (Doctor Fish) (Family: Acanthuridae and Cyprindae)
Dolly Varden (Salvelinus Malma)
Dolphinfish* (Family: Coryphaenidae, Genus: Coryphaena)
* Dolphin (Order: Artiodactyla, Infraorder: Cetacea) aquatic marine mammals are unclean.
Double Scalare* (Danio Rerio)
* Double Scalare accept venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Dragonfish (Dragon Fish)* (Polypterus Senegalus and Scleropages Formosus)
* Dragonfish (Family unit: Pegasidae and Stomiidae) are unclean.
Driftfish (Family: Nomeidae)
Drum (Family: Scianidae)
Eulachon* (Thaleichthys Pacificus)
* Eulachon are oftentimes sold as 'Dried Eulachon,' and are consumed whole-head, guts,
tail, and all. Fish should not be consumed whole.
Fallfish (Semotilus Corporalis)
Fathead (Family: Nomeidae, Genus: Cubiceps)
Feeler Fish (Family unit: Ipnopidae, Genus: Bathypterois)
Firefish (Fire Fish)* (Family unit: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois)
* Firefish (Nemateleotris Magnifica) are unclean.
Flying Fish (Family unit: Exocoetidae)
Frostfish* (Microgadus Tomcod and Family: Trichiuridae)
* Frostfish are resistant to toxic pollutants and store these toxins in their fat cells.
Fusillier (Family unit: Caesionidae)
Garibaldi (Hypsypops Rubicundus)
Girella (Family: Kyphosidae, Genus: Girella)
Glasseye (Family: Priacanthidae, Genus: Heteropriacanthus)
Goatfish* (Family: Mullidae)
* Sure Goatfish have been known to exist carriers of a toxin in the fish's brain that,
if consumed, causes Ichthyoallyeinotoxism – a rare nutrient poisoning resulting in upset
stomach, airsickness, disturbed sleep, nightmares, and hallucinations. Avoid eating near
the caput region of this fish.
Goldeye (Hiodon Alosoides)
Goldfish* (Carassius Auratus)
* Goldfish are minor fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are non commonly eaten.
* Common Goldfish take been known to abound to a much larger size in the wild.
Gourami (Family: Osphronemidae)
Grayling (Thymallus Arcticus and Thymallus Thymallus)
Grenadier (Family: Macrouridae)
Groper (Family: Labridae)
Grunion (Family: Atherinopsinae, Genus: Leuresthes)
Grunt* (Family: Haemulidae)
* Grunt-Fish / Grunt Sculpin (Rhamphocottus Richardsonii) and Grunt Porkfish
(Anisotremus Taeniatus and Anisotremus Virginicus) are unclean.
Grunter (Family: Terapontidae)
Haddock * (Melanogrammus Aeglefinus)
*Jerusalem Haddock (Family: Lampridae, Genus: Lampris) are unclean.
Hake (Hoki) (Family: Gadidae, Merlucciidae, and Phycidae )
Halfbeak* (Family: Hemiramphidae)
* Clack Halfbeak (Hemiramphus Brasiliensis) accept been implicated in cases of
Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Halfmoon (Medialuna Californiensis)
Village* (Family: Serranidae, Genus: Hypoplectrus)
* Mutton Hamlet (Family: Serranidae, Genus: Alphestes and Dermatolepis) are unclean.
Harvestfish (Peprilus Paru)
Hawkfish (Family: Cirrhitidae)
Herring* (Family unit: Clupeidae, Denticipitidae, and Dussumieriidae)
* Herring Scad (Alpes Vari) are unclean.
Hogfish (Family: Labridae, Genus: Bodianus and Lachnolaimus)
Hooligan* (Thaleichthys Pacificus)
* Hooligan are often sold every bit 'Stale Hooligan,' and are consumed whole-head, guts,
tail, and all. Fish should not be consumed whole.
Idiot Fish (Idiot Cod) (Family: Sebastidae, Genus: Sebastolobus)
Jack-Rash (Family: Elopidae)
Jacksmelt (Atherinopsis Californiensis)
Javelin Fish (Lepidorhynchus Denticulatus)
Jewelfish* (Family: Cichlidae, Genus: Hemichromis)
* Jewelfish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not commonly eaten.
Jewfish* (Glaucosoma Hebraicum)
* Jewfish (Epinephelus Itajara and Tandanus Tandanus) are unclean.
Jobfish (Family: Lutjanidae)
Kākū (Family unit: Sphyraenidae, Genus: Sphyraena)
Kelpfish (Family: Chironemidae and Clinidae)
Killifish* (Society: Cyprinodontiformes)
* Killifish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums or bait, and are non commonly eaten.
Kingfish* (Common Name) applied to applied to several species of fish including: Northern Kingfish
(Menticirrhus Saxatilis) and Southern Kingfish (Menticirrhus Americanus)
* Blackness Kingfish (Rachycentron Canadum), Bluefin Kingfish (Caranx Melampygus), Behemothic
Kingfish (Caranx Ignobilis), Gilded Kingfish (Gnathanodon Speciosus), Kingfish (Family:
Lampridae, Genus: Lamprus ), and King Mackerel (Scomberomorus Cavalla) are unclean.
Kiyi (Coregonus Kiyi)
Koi (Family: Cyprinidae, Genus: Cyprinus)
Ladyfish (Family: Elopidae)
Lafayette (Leiostomus Xanthurus)
Lake Trout (Family: Salmonidae)
Lanternbelly (Family: Acropomatidae)
Lanternfish (Family: Myctophidae)
Lionfish* (Family unit: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois)
* Lionfish take venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Mackerel Pike* (Family unit: Scomberesocidae, Genus: Cololabis and Scomberesox)
* Mackerel (Family unit: Scombridae), Horse and Jack Mackerel (Family: Carangidae), Mackerel
Scad (Decapterus Macarellus), and Snake Mackerel (Lepidocybium Flavobrunneum) are
unclean.
Man-of-War Fish* (Nomeus Gronovii)
* Man-of-War (Family: Physaliidae, Genus: Physalia) marine hydrozoan are unclean.
Mahi-Mahi (Mahamahi) (Coryphaena Hippurus)
Malay (Rachycentron Canadum)
Mandarinfish (Manderin Fish)* (Siniperca Scherzeri)
* Manderinfish (Synchiropus Splendidus and Synciropus Picturatus) are unclean
Maomao (Carprodon Longimanus and Scorpis Violacea)
Margate (Anisotremus Surinamenses and Haemulon Album)
Medusafish (Medusa Fish) * (Family: Centrolophidae)
*Medusa Jellyfish (Phylum: Snidaria, Subphylum: Medusozoa) are unclean.
Menhaden (Family unit: Clupeidae, Genus: Brevoortia and Ethmidium)
Menpachi (Family: Holocentridae, Subfamily: Holocentrinae and Myripristinae)
Milkfish (Chanos Chanos)
Minnow (Family unit: Cyprinidae)
Mojarra (Family: Gerreidae)
Mooneye (Family: Hiodontidae, Genus: Hiodon)
Moonfish* (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Ephippidae and Poeciliidae)
* Moonfish (Family unit: Carangidae, Lampridae, Lotidae, Menidae, and Monodactylidae) are
unclean.
Moonlighter (Tilodon Sexfasciatus)
Mora (Mora Moro)
Mossbunker (Family unit: Clupeidae, Genus: Brevoortia and Ethmidium)
Mouthbrooder (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Chichlidae)
Mullet* (Family: Mugilidae)
*Mullet Snapper (Lutjanus Aratus) are make clean.
Muskellunge (Esox Masquinongy)
Musselcracker (Cymatoceps Nasutus and Spardon Durbanensis)
Muttonfish* Mutton Snapper (Lutjanus Analis)
* Mutton Village (Family: Serranidae) are unclean.
Northern Pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus Oregonesis)
Notothen (Family: Nototheniidae)
Old Wife* (Danio Rerio)
* Old Wife take venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Oolichan (Ooligan)* (Thaleichthys Pacificus)
* Oolichan are frequently sold as 'Dried Oolichan,' and are consumed whole-head, guts,
tail, and all. Oolichan should not be consumed whole.
Opaleye (Girella Nigricans)
Pacu (Family: Serrasalmidae)
Paradise (Paradise Fish) (Family: Polynemidae, Genus: Polynemus).
Parrotfish (Family: Scaridae)
Pavon (Family: Chichlidae, Genus: Chichla)
Peacock Bass (Family: Chichlidae, Genus: Chichla)
Perch* (Family: Percidae, Genus: Perca, and Sander)
* Some fish called Perch are classified under Seaperch (Family: Sabastidae and Serrindae),
Perchlet (Family: Perchichthyidae, Genus: Nannatherina), Surfperch (Family:
Embiotocidae), and Temperate Perch (Family: Percichthyidae) and are clean.
Perchlet (Family: Ambassidae and Perchichthyidae)
Allow (Trachinotus Falcatus)
Pickerel (Family unit: Esocidae, Genus: Esox)
Pigfish* (Bodianus Unimaculatus and Orthopristis Chrysoptera)
* Pigfish (Family: Cogiopodidae) are unclean.
Expressway* (Family unit: Esocidae, Genus: Esox)
* Mackerel Pike (Family: Scomberesocidae) are make clean.
Pikeminnow (Family: Cyprinidae, Genus: Ptychocheilus)
Pilchard (Family: Clupeidae, Genus: Sardina and Sardinops)
Pilot Fish (Naucrates Ductor)
Pinfish* (Diplodus Holbrookii and Lagodon Rhomboides)
*Pinfish are unremarkably used every bit allurement fish and are not typically consumed.
Pinjalo (Family: Lutjanidae, Genus: Pinjalo)
Platyfish (Platy)* (Family unit: Poeciliidae, Genus Xiphophorus)
*Platyfish are small-scale fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not commonly eaten.
Podley ( Pollachius Virens)
Pollock (Family: Gadidae, Genus: Pollachius)
Pomfret (Family: Bramidae)
Pompano (Family: Carangidae, Genus: Trachinotus)
Porgy* (Family: Ephippidae and Sparidae)
*Certain Porgy have been known to be carriers of a toxin in the fish'due south organs that, if
consumed, causes Ichthyoallyeinotoxism – a rare food poisoning resulting in upset
stomach, airsickness, disturbed sleep, nightmares, and hallucinations. Avert eating the
internal organs of this fish, as with all fish.
Pupfish* (Family unit: Cyprinodontidae)
* Pupfish are minor fish that are not commonly eaten.
Queenfish* (Seriphus Politus)
* Queenfish (Scomberoides Lysan) are unclean.
Quillback (Carpiodes Cyprinus)
Rainbow Trout (Family: Salmonidae)
Rattail (Family: Macrouridae)
Redband Trout (Family: Salmonidae)
Redfish* (Common Proper noun) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Berycidae, Lutjanidae,
Salmonidae, Sciaenidae and Sebastidae)
* Redfish (Family: Trachichthyidae) are unclean.
Ribaldo (Mora Moro)
Ribbon Fish (Equetus Umbrosus)
Ricefish* (Family unit: Adrianichthyidae)
*Ricefish are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are non ordinarily eaten.
Ridgehead (Family: Melamphaidae)
River Trout (Family: Salmonidae)
Roach (Rutilus Rutilus)
Robalo (Centropomus Undecimalis)
Rock Bass (Family: Centrarchidae, Genus: Ambloplites)
Rockfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish including: (Family: Sebastidae)
* Rockfish (Myliobatis Goodei), Rockfish (Genus: Acanthoclinus), Grouper (Subfamily:
Epinephelinae), Scorpionfish (Genus: Scorpaenidae) and Stonefish (Genus: Synanceia)
are unclean.
*Rock Eel / Salmon, a shark cuisine dish served in Britain, is unclean.
Roe (Caviar, Fish Eggs) * Make clean Roe is from clean fish and is typically colored gilt, orange, or carmine.
(east.thou.: Capelin, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, Trout, and Whitefish)
* Unclean Roe is from unclean fish and is typically colored black or gray.
(east.g.: Beluga, Kaluga, Ossetra, Sterlet, and Sturgeon)
*Clean Roe is from make clean fish, but is contaminated and made unclean when it is dyed with
squid ink to blacken its color. (eg.: Black Capelin Roe or Blackness Herring Roe)
Rosefish (Rose Fish) ( Sebastes Norvegicus)
Round Robin* (Decapterus Punctatus)
* Sea Robin (Family: Triglidae) are unclean.
Rudderfish (Common Name) applied to several species of fish including: (Family: Carangidae,
Centrolophidae, Ephippidae, and Kyphosidae)
Ruff (Ruffe) (Common Name) practical to several species of fish including: (Arrpis Georgianis and
Family: Centrolophidae, Genus: Schedophilus)
Sablefish (Anoplopoma Fimbria)
Sailfin* (Parexocoetus Brachypterus, Poecilia Latipinna, and Zebrasoma Veliferum)
* Sailfin (Arctoscopus Japonicus and Family: Loricariidae, Genus: Pterygoplichthys) are
unclean.
Saithe (Pollachius Virens)
Salmon* (Family: Gonorynchidae and Salmonidae)
* Blackness Salmon (Rachycentron Canadum) and Rock Salmon, a shark cuisine dish served in
Britain, are unclean.
Sander (Family: Percidae, Genus: Sander)
Sandfish (Sand Fish)* (Labeo Seeberi, Serranus Subligarius, Family: Gonorynchidae and
Leptoscopidae)
* Sandfish (Awaous Tajasica and Family: Trichodontidae) are unclean.
Sargo (Family: Haemulidae and Sparidae)
Sawtail* (Family unit: Acanthuridae, Genus: Prionurus).
* Sawtail are minor fish that are not commonly eaten.
Seabass (Sea Bass)* (Common Proper name) applied to several species of fish in: (Gild: Perciformes)
*Brindlebass (Epinephelus Lanceolatus) are unclean.
Seabream (Bounding main Bream) * (Family: Bramidae, Sebastidae, and Sparidae)
*Certain Body of water Bream have been known to exist carriers of a toxin in the fish's organs that,
if consumed, causes Ichthyoallyeinotoxism – a rare nutrient poisoning resulting in
upset breadbasket, vomiting, disturbed sleep, nightmares, and hallucinations.
Avoid eating the internal organs of this fish, as with all fish.
Seachub (Family: Kyphosidae)
Seaperch (Common Name) applied to several species of fish including: (Family unit: Embiotocidae,
Sabastidae, and Serrindae)
Seatrout (Sea Trout) (Common Proper name) applied to several species of fish including: (Sand Seatrout
(Cynoscion Arenarius), Silver Ocean Trout / Spotted Seatrout (Cynoscion Nebulosus)
Sennet (Family unit: Sphyraenidae, Genus: Sphyraena)
Sergeant Fish (Centropomus Undecimalis)
Serrano (Family: Serranus)
Shad (Family: Clupeidae, Genus: Dorosoma and Alosa)
Shark* Shark Mullet (Squalomugil Nasutus) and Chinese High-Fin Banded Shark (Myxocyprinus
Asiaticus) are chosen Shark, but non related to Shark, and are clean.
* Shark (Class Chondrichthyes; Subclass Elasmobranchii) are unclean.
Sheepshead (Archosargus Probatocephalus)
Shipjack** (Elops Saurus)
* Shipjack Shad (Alosa Chrysochloris) are clean.
* Shipjack Tuna (Katsuwonus Pelamis) are unclean.
Sicklefish * (Family unit: Drepaneidae)
* Sicklefish Grouper (Dermatolepis Inermis) are unclean.
Argent Dollar (Family unit: Serrasalmidae, Genus: Metynnis)
Silverside* (Order: Atheriniformes)
* Silverside should not be consumed whole.
Spipefish (Spipe Fish) (Gild: Beloniformes, Family: Hemiramphidae)
Smelt* (Family: Osmeridae)
* Smelt are frequently sold as 'Dried Smelt,' and are consumed whole-head, guts, tail, and all.
Smelt should not exist consumed whole.
Snapper* (Family: Lutjanidae and Family unit: Pomatomidae)
* Chinamanfish (Symphorus Nematophorus), a species of Snapper, have been implicated in
cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
* Commonwealth of australia has banned the sale of Chinamanfish.
Snook (Centropomus Undecimalis)
Spadefish (Family: Ephippidae, Genus: Chaetodipterus)
Soldierfish (Family: Holocentridae, Subfamily: Myripristinae)
Spearing* (Menidia Menidia)
*Spearing are commonly used equally bait fish and are sometimes consumed whole-caput,
guts, tail, and all. Spearing should not be consumed whole.
Spiderfish (Family unit: Ipnopidae, Genus: Bathypterois)
Splittail* (Family unit: Cyprinidae; Genus: Pogonichthys)
* Clear Lake Splittail (Pogonichthys Ciscoides) was alleged extinct in the mid-1970's.
Spot (Leiostomus Xanthurus)
Sprat (Family: Clupeidae, Genus: Sprattus)
Squeteague (Cynoscion Regalis)
Squawfish (Ptychocheilus Oregonensis)
Squirrelfish (Family: Holocentridae, Subfamily: Holocentrinae)
Spadefish (Family: Ephippidae)
Suckerfish* (Family unit: Catostomidae)
* Suckerfish (Beafortia Kweichowensis,Family: Echeneidae and Loricariidae) are
unclean.
Sunfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Centrarchidae and Lapridae)
*Sunfish (Cetorhinus Maximus, Family: Lampridae and Molidae) are unclean.
Surfpech (Family: Embiotocidae)
Surgeonfish* (Family unit: Acanthuridae)
* Surgeonfish are small fish that are non commonly eaten.
Surmullet (Mullus Surmuletus)
Swordtail (Family: Poeciliidae, Genus: Xiphophorus)
Tang*(Family: Acanthuridae)
* Tang are small fish that are not normally eaten.
Tarpon (Family: Megalopidae, Genus: Megalops)
Tastyfish* (Family: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois)
* Tastyfish have venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Tautog (Tautoga Onitis)
Tench (Tinca Tinca)
Temperate Bass (Family unit: Moronidae)
Temperate Perch (Family unit: Percichthyidae)
Tenpounder (Elops Machnata and Elops Saurus)
Thornyhead (Family: Sebastidae, Genus: Sebastolobus)
Threadfin* (Family: Polynemidae)
* Indian Threadfin (Alectis Indica) are unclean.
Tigerfish (Family unit: Alestidae, Genus: Hydrocynus)
Tilapia (Family unit: Cichlidae)
Toctoc (Haemulon Aurolineatum)
Tomcod* Atlantic Tomcod (Microgadus Tomcod) and Pacific Tomcod (Microgadus Proximus)
* Atlantic Tomcod (Microgadus Tomcod) are resistant to toxic pollutants and store these
toxins in their fat cells.
Tomtate (Haemulon Aurolineatum)
Toothcarp* (Family: Cyprinodontidae)
*Toothcarp are small fish, typically sold for aquariums, and are not ordinarily eaten.
Toothfish (Family: Nototheniidae, Genus: Diddostichus)
Treefish* (Sebastes Serriceps)
* Treefish have venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Tripletail Atlantic Tripletail (Lobotes Surinamensis) and Tripletail Wrasse (Cheilinus Trilobatus)
Tripodfish (Tripod Fish)* (Family unit: Ipnopidae)
* Tripodfish (Family unit:Triacanthidae) are unclean.
Trout* (Family: Salmonidae)
* Swamp Trout (Amia Calva) are unclean.
Tullibee (Coregonus Artedi)
Turkeyfish* (Family: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois)
* Turkeyfish accept venomous fin spines, but no associated venom gland.
Tuskfish (Family: Labridae, Genus: Choerodon)
Unicornfish (Unicorn)* (Family: Acanthuridae)
* Unicornfish are small-scale fish that are not commonly eaten.
Walleye* Walleye Pollock (Gadus Chalcogrammus) and Yellow Walleye (Sander Vitreus)
* Blue Walleye (Sander Vitreus Vitreus) was declared extinct in 1983.
Warmouth (Lepomis Gulosus)
Weakfish ( Cynoscion Regalis)
Wenchman (Family: Lutjanidae)
Whipnose (Family: Gigantactinidae, Genus: Gigantactis)
Whitefish (White Fish)* applied to several species of fish including: (Coregonus Clupeaformis,
Coregonus Huntsmani, Coregonus Lavaretus, Gadus Morhua, Pseudobarbus Capensis, and
Rutilus Kutum).
* Whitefish (Callorhinchus Milii, Caulolatilus Princeps, Delphinapterus Leucas, Huso Huso,
Hydrolagus Ogilbyi, Scomberoides Lysan, and Family: Pleuronectidae, Genus:
Hippoglossus) are unclean.
Whiting* (Merlangius Merlangius and Menticirrus Americanus)
* Halibut (Family: Pleuronectidae, Genus: Hippoglossus) is called Whiting and is unclean.
Wrasse (Family: Labridae)
Zebrafish (Zebra Fish)* (Danio Rerio)
* Zebrafish have venomous fin spines, just no associated venom gland.

UNCLEAN FISH
Alewife (Alosa Pseudoharengus)
Alligatorfish* (Aspidophoroides Monopterygius)
*Alligator Gar (Atractosteus Spatula), Alligator (Family: Alligatoridae) semiaquatic
reptiles, and Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys Temminckii) semiaquatic reptiles
are unclean.
Anglerfish (Order: Lophiliiformes)
Ankoh (Family: Lophiidae, Genus: Lophius)
Arapaima (Family: Arapaimidae, Genus: Arapaima)
Assfish (Boney-Eared Assfish) (Acanthonus Armatus)
Baloonfish (Society: Tetraodontiformes)
Barbeled Dragonfish (Family: Stomiidae)
Basa (Basa Fish) (Pangasius Bocourti)
Beltfish (Family: Trichiuridae, Genus: Lepidopus and Trichiurus)
Bigeye* (Mutual Name) practical to several species of fish including: Bigeye Jack (Caranx
Sexfasciatus), Bigeye Lightfish (Woodsia Nonsuchae), Bigeye Trevalle (Caranx Latus and
Caranx Sexfasciatus), and Bigeye Tuna (Thunnus Obesus)
* Bigeye (Family: Priacanthidae) are clean.
Billfish (Common Proper name) practical to a group of apex predatory fish characterized with prominent bills
including: (Order: Istiophoriformes)
Black Salmon** (Rachycentron Canadum)
* Rock Salmon, a shark cuisine dish served in Britain, is unclean.
* Salmon (Family: Gonorynchidae and Salmonidae) are clean.
Black Swallower (Chiasmodon Niger)
Blenny (Order: Blennyiiformes, Cichliformes, and Perciformes)
Blowfish* (Common Proper name) practical to several species of fish in: (Guild: Tetraodontiformes)
* Blowfish contain a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs and
sometimes their skin.
Bocourti (Pangasius Bocourti)
Mumbai Duck (Harpadon Nehereus)
Bonito* (Family: Scombridae)
* Black Bonito (Rachycentron Canadum) are unclean.
Boxfish (Family unit: Ostraciidae)
Brill* (Scophthalmus Rhombus)
* Brill harbor various parasites including Tapeworms.
Brismak (Brosme Brosme)
Bullhead* (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish including: (Family: Actinopterygii,
Agonidae, Bagridae, Claroteidae, Cottidae, Ictaluridae, Tripterygiidae)
* Bullhead Minnow (Pimephales Vigilax) are clean.
Bummalo (Bumalo) (Harpadon Nehereus)
Bumper (Family unit Carangidae, Genus Chloroscombrus)
Burbot (Lota Lota)
Cabezon (Scorpaenichthys Marmoratus)
Cabio (Rachycentron Canadum)
Catfish* (Order: Nematognathi / Suliformes)
* Many Catfish have venomous stinger barbs embedded behind their fins and some
contain extremely toxic venoms that tin be deadly to humans.
Cavalli* (Caranx Hippos)
* Cavalli have been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Caviar (Fish Eggs, Roe)** Unclean Caviar is from unclean fish and is typically colored black or grey.
(east.one thousand.: Beluga, Kaluga, Ossetra, Sterlet, and Sturgeon)
* Make clean Caviar is from clean fish, but is contaminated and made unclean when it is dyed
with squid ink to blacken its colour. (eg.: Black Capelin Caviar or Black Herring Caviar)
* Clean Caviar is from clean fish and is typically colored gold, orange, or ruddy.
(eastward.g.: Capelin, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, Trout, and Whitefish)
Chimaera (Order: Chimaeriformes)
Cobbler (Cnidoglanis Microcephalus)
Cobia (Rachycentron Canadum)
Cod (Codling)* * (Mutual Name) applied to applied to several species of fish including: Freshwater /
River Cod and Lingcod (Family unit: Lotidae), Buffalo Cod / Cutlass Cod / Ling Cod (Ophiodon
Elongatus), Coral Cod / Reef Cod / Rock Cod (Lotella Rhacina), Eel Cod (Family unit:
Muraenolepididae), White potato Cod (Epinephelus Tukula), and Red Rock Cod (Scorpaena
Papillosa)
* Cod and related species are plagued by numerous parasites including Acanthocephalans,
Cestodes, Copepods, Digeneans, Monogeneans, Myxozoans, Nematodes, and Protozoans.
* Many species of Cod have thick mucus roofing their scales.
* Winter Cod (Microgadus Tomcod) are resistant to toxic pollutants and store these toxins
in their fat cells.
* Cod (Family unit: Butidae, Euclichthyidae, Gadidae, Moridae, Nototheniidae, Percichthyidae),
Butterfly-Cod (Family: Scorpaenidae, Genus: Pterois), and Idiot Cod (Family: Sebastidae,
Genus: Sebastolobus) are clean. Haddock (Melanogrammus Aeglefinus) and Whiting
(Merlangius Merlangius) are sometimes sold as Cod and are clean.
Choupique (Amia Calva)
Cofferfish (Family: Ostraciidae)
Coelacanth* (Lodge: Coelacanthiformes)
* Coelacanth have high amounts of oil, urea, wax esters, and other compounds inside its
flesh, which the human digestive system cannot digest. Consumption of Coelacanth tin can
crusade the sickness known equally keriorrhea, which turns a person'south stool orange. Nausea,
airsickness, diarrhea, intestinal cramps and/or headache – all of which can be pretty
dramatic – can occur within a few hours of eating the fish and can last upward to 24 to 48
hours.
Coney-Fish (Lota Lota)
Conger (Family: Congridae)
Constellationfish (Family: Sternoptychidae)
Cowfish (Cow Fish) (Family unit: Ostraciidae)
Crab Eater (Rachycentron Canadum)
*Crab (Infraorder: Brachyura) crustaceans are unclean.
Crevalle Jack* (Caranx Hippos)
* Crevalle Jack have been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Crocodile Icefish (Family: Channichthyidae)
Crocodile Needlefish* (Tylosurus Crocodilus)
*Crocodile (Family: Crocodylidae) semiaquatic reptiles are unclean.
Cusk (Family unit: Lotidae)
Cutlassfish (Family: Trichiuridae)
Dab* (Family unit: Pleuronectidae)
* Dab harbor various parasites including Nematodes.
Dartfish (Family: Microdesmidae)
Dogfish (Amia Calva, Scyliorhinus Stellaris, and Family: Squalidae)
Dolphin* (Social club: Artiodactyla, Infraorder: Cetacea) aquatic marine mammals.
* Dolphinfish (Family: Coryphaenidae, Genus: Coryphaena) are make clean.
Donkey Fish (Dermatolepis Inermis)
Dory (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Cyttidae, Oreosamitidae,
Prazenidae, Zeidae, Zenionidae, and Zeniontidae)
Dragnet (Family: Callionymidae)
Dragonfish (Dragon Fish)* (Family: Pegasidae and Stomiidae)
*Dragonfish (Polypterus Senegalus and Scleropages Formosus) are clean.
Eel (Order: Anguilliformes)
Eelpout (Family: Zoarcidae)
Elephantfish (Elephant Fish) (Family: Callorhinchidae and Mormyridae)
Escolar* (Lepidocybium Flavobrunneum)
* Escolar contains oils within its mankind called wax-esters, which the human digestive system
cannot digest. Consumption of Escolar tin can cause the sickness known as keriorrhea or
steatorrhea, caused past gempylotoxism or gempylid fish poisoning, which turns a
person's stool orange. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and/or headache
– all of which can exist pretty dramatic – tin can occur inside a few hours of eating the fish
and can concluding upward to 24 to 48 hours.
* Escolar is sometimes fraudulently sold as White Tuna.
* Italy and Nippon have banned the auction of Escolar.
Fangtooth (Family: Anoplogastridae / Anoplogasteridae, Genus: Anoplogaster)
Filefish (Family: Monacanthidae)
Fishing-Frog (Family unit: Lophiidae, Genus: Lophius)
Flatfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish including: Flounder, Fluke, Halibut,
Plaice, Sole, and Turbot (Order: Pleuronectiformes / Heterosomatta)
*Flatfish harbor diverse parasites throughout their bodies including: Acanthocephalans,
Cestodes, Cod Worms, Copepods, Myxosporia, Nematodes, Myxosporia, Nerocila,
Protozoans, Roundworms, Tapeworms, and Trematodes.
Flatheads (Family: Platycephalidae)
Flounder* (Society: Pleuronectiformes / Heterosomatta, Family: Achiropsettidae, Bothidae,
Paralichthyidae, Pleuronectidae, and Samaridae)
*Flounder harbor various parasites throughout their bodies including: Acanthocephalans,
Cestodes, Cod Worms, Copepods, Myxosporia, Nematodes, Myxosporia, Nerocila,
Protozoans, Roundworms, Tapeworms, and Trematodes.
*Olive Flounder (Paralichthys Olivaceus), infected with Mykozoan (Kudoa Septemlineata)
parasites, take been implicated in cases of gastroenteritis food poisoning.
Fluke* (Paralichthys Dentatus)
*Fluke harbor various parasites throughout their bodies including: Acanthocephalans,
Cestodes, Copepods, Protozoans, and Trematodes.
Foolfish (Family: Monacanthidae)
Frogfish (Frog-Fish) (Order: Lophiiphormes)
Frostfish* (Family unit: Trichiuridae)
* Frostfish (Microgadus Tomcod) are clean.
Fugu* (Mutual Proper noun) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Tetraodontidae)
* Fugu contain a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs and
sometimes their pare.
Gar (Family unit: Lepisosteidae)
Garfish (Garpike) (Belone Belone)
Globefish* ( Common Name) practical to several species of fish in: (Gild: Tetraodontiformes)
* Globefish contain a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs and
sometimes their pare.
Goby* (Family: Gobiidae and Oxudercidae)
Goosefish (Family: Lophiidae)
Graysby (Cephalopholis Cruentata)
Greenling (Family: Hexagrammidae)
Griddle (Grinnel) (Amia Calva)
Grouper** (Family: Serranidae, Subfamily: Epinephelinae)
* Coral Cod, Potato Cod, and Vermilion Rock Cod are Grouper fish (Family: Serranidae)
misclassified equally Cod fish and are unclean.
* Grouper harbor various parasites including: Cestodes, Copepods,
Flatworms, Isopods, Monogeneans,
and Nematodes.
* Grouper are normally reported as a source of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
* Blackness Bounding main Bass is classified as a Grouper fish and is clean.
Grunt Sculpin (Grunt-Fish)** (Rhamphocottus Richardsonii)
* Grunt Porkfish (Anisotremus Taeniatus and Anisotremus Virginicus) are unclean.
* Grunt (Family unit: Haemulidae) are clean.
Guavina (Family unit: Eleotridae, Genus: Guavina)
Guitarfish (Family: Rhinobatidae)
Gurnard (Family: Triglidae)
Haddock (Jerusalem Haddock)* (Family: Lampridae, Genus: Lampris)
*Haddock (Melanogrammus Aeglefinus) are make clean.
Hagfish (Family: Myxinidae)
Halibut* (Paralichthys Olivaceus) and (Family: Pleuronectidae, Genus: Hippoglossus)
* Bounder / Japanese Halibut (Paralichthys Olivaceus), infected with Mykozoan parasites, have been implicated in cases of gastroenteritis food
poisoning.
Hairtail (Family unit: Trichiuridae)
Hairyfish (Mirapinna Esau)
Hatchetfish (Family unit: Gasteropelecidae, Sternoptychidae, and Triporthidae)
Hooknose (Agonus Cataphractus)
Houndfish (Tylosurus Crocodilus)
Hind* (Family Serranidae, Genus Epinephelus)
* Hind take been implicated in cases of
Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Equus caballus Mackerel (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Carangidae)
Icefish* (Family unit: Channichthyidae and Salangidae)
* Cod Icefish (Family: Nototheniidae) are make clean.
Jack** (Family unit: Carangidae)
* Jack accept been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
* Amberjack (Family: Carangidae, Genus: Seriola) are clean.
Jack Mackerel (Family unit: Carangidae, Genus: Trachurus)
Jack Crevalle* (Caranx Hippos)
* Jack Crevalle take been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Janitor Fish (Family: Loricariidae, Genus: Pterygoplichthys)
Javelin Fish (Lepidorhynchus Denticulatus)
Jellyfish (Phylum: Snidaria, Subphylum: Medusozoa) are non-fish aquatic gelatinous animals.
Jewfish* (Epinephelus Itajara and Tandanus Tandanus)
* Jewfish (Glaucosoma Hebraicum) are clean.
John Dory (Zeus Faber)
Kingfish* (Common Name) applied to applied to several species of fish including: Black Kingfish
(Rachycentron Canadum), Bluefin Kingfish (Caranx Melampygus), Giant Kingfish (Caranx
Ignobilis), Golden Kingfish (Gnathanodon Speciosus), Kingfish (Family: Lampridae, Genus:
Lamprus), and King Mackerel (Scomberomorus Cavalla) are unclean.
* Northern Kingfish (Menticirrhus Saxatilis) and Southern Kingfish (Menticirrhus
Americanus) are clean.
Lamprey (Order: Petromyzontiformes)
Largehead Largehead Conger (Bathycongrus Varidens) and Largehead Hairtail (Trichiurus Lepturus)
Lawyer (Lota Lota)
Leatherjacket (Leather Jack) (Oligoplites Saurus and Family unit: Monacanthidae)
Leatherskin (Scomberoides Lysan)
Lemonfish (Rachycentron Canadum)
Lightfish (Family: Sternoptychidae)
Ling (Family: Lotidae, Genus Molva)
Lingcod (Ling Cod) (Lota Lota and Ophiodon Elongatus)
Lizardfish (Family: Synodontidae)
Loach (Acantopsis Dialuzona)
Long Tom (Family: Belonidae)
Lookdown (Family: Carangidae, Genus: Selene)
Lumpfish (Lumpsucker) (Family: Cyclopteridae)
Lungfish (Subclass: Dipnoi, Order: Ceretodontiformes and Lepidosireniformes)
Mackerel** (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family unit: Scombridae)
*Equus caballus and Jack Mackerel (Family unit: Carangidae), Mackerel Scad (Decapterus Macarellus), and
Snake Mackerel (Lepidocybium Flavobrunneum) are unclean.
* Mackerel Pike (Family: Scomberesocidae) are clean.
Mariah (Lota Lota)
Marlin (Family: Istiophoridae)
Mexican Sierra (Scomberomorus Sierra)
Midshipman Fish (Family: Batrachoididae, Genus: Porichthys)
Mirror Dory (Zenopsis Nebulosa)
Mola* (Family: Molidae, Genus: Mola)
* Mola contain a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs.
* The Eu has banned the sale of Mola, because of toxins in the fish
that are harmful to human health.
Monkeyface Prickleback (Cebidichthys Violaceus)
Monkfish (Monk Fish) (Family: Lophiidae, Genus: Lophius)
Moonfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Carangidae, Lampridae,
Lotidae, Menidae, and Monodactylidae)
* Moonfish (Family: Ephippidae and Poeciliidae) are make clean.
Mosquitofish (Musquito Fish) (Gambusia Affinis)
Mudfish (Mud Pike) (Amia Calva)
Mudskipper (Family: Oxudercidae)
Mutton Village* (Family unit: Serranidae)
* Mutton Snapper (Lutjanus Analis) are clean.
Needlefish (Family: Belonidae)
Northern Snakehead* (Channa Argus)
* The Virginia Section of Inland Game and Fisheries state that Northern Snakehead
fish harbor parasites and carry a affliction called Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome and that
the Northern Snakehead'south parasites and disease can be transmitted to humans.
Nursehound (Scyliorhinus Stellaris)
Oarfish (Family: Regalecidae, Genus: Agrostichthys and Regalecus)
Ocean Pout (Zoarces Americanus)
Bounding main Sunfish* * (Mola Mola)
* Ocean Sunfish comprise a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs.
* The European Wedlock has banned the sale of Bounding main Sunfish, because of toxins in the fish
that are harmful to human health.
*Sunfish (Family unit: Centrarchidae and Lapridae) are make clean.
Oilfish* (Ruvettus Pretiosus and Family: Comephoridae)
* Oilfish (Ruvettus Pretiosus) contains oils within its flesh called wax-esters, which the
human digestive system cannot digest. Consumption of Oilfish (Ruvettus Pretiosus) can
cause the sickness known as keriorrhea or steatorrhea, caused by gempylotoxism or
gempylid fish poisoning, which turns a person's stool orange. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea,
abdominal cramps and/or headache – all of which can be pretty dramatic – can occur
within a few hours of eating the fish and tin can concluding up to 24 to 48 hours.
* Italy and Japan have banned the sale of Oilfish (Ruvettus Pretiosus).
Opah (Family: Lampridae, Genus: Lampris)
Ōpelu (Decapterus Marcarellus)
Orange Roughy* (Hoplostethus Atlanticus)
* The FDA has issued guidelines recommending that significant women, nursing mothers,
and children limit their intake of Orange Roughy and other apex predatory fish, considering
of their high mercury content.
Oreo (Family: Oreosomatidae)
Pacific Saury (Cololabis Saira)
Pacific Sierra (Scomberomorus Sierra)
Paddlefish (Family: Polyodontidae)
Paiche (Family: Arapaimidae, Genus: Arapaima)
Palometa* (Family unit Carangidae and Serrasalmidae)
* Palometa fish have been implicated in cases of ciguatera food poisoning.
Pearlside (Family: Sternoptychidae)
Peter's Fish (Zeus Faber)
Pigfish* (Family: Cogiopodidae)
* Pigfish (Bodianus Unimaculatus and Orthopristis Chrysoptera) are clean.
Pineapple Fish (Cleidopus Gloriamaris)
Pineconefish (Family unit: Monocentridae, Genus: Cleidopus and Monocentris)
Pipefish (Gild: Syngnathiformes, Family: Syngnathinae)
Pirarucu (Arapaima Gigas)
Plaice* (Family: Pleuronectidae)
* Plaice harbor various parasites including Nematodes.
Poacher (Family unit: Agonidae)
Pogge (Agonus Cataphractus)
Porcupinefish* (Family: Diodontidae)
* Porcupinefish contain a full-bodied neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs
and sometimes their skin.
Porpoise (Family: Phocoenidae) aquatic marine mammals.
Porkfish* (Anisotremus Taeniatus and Anisotremus Virginicus)
* Porkfish have been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
Prickleback (Family: Stichaeidae)
Dissipated Son (Rachycentron Canadum)
Prowfish (Family: Pataecidae)
Puffer Fish (Puffer)* (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Tetraodontidae)
* Puffer Fish contain a full-bodied neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs and
sometimes their pare.
Queenfish* (Scomberoides Lysan)
* Queenfish (Seriphus Politus) are make clean.
Rabbit Fish (Order: Chimaeriformes)
Racehorse (Family: Congiopodidae)
Ratfish (Rat Fish)* (Family: Chimaeridae, Genus: Hydrolagus)
* Spotted Ratfish (Hydrolagus Colliei) comprise a toxin in their dorsal fin spines.
Redfish* (Family unit: Trachichthyidae)
* Redfish (Family: Berycidae, Lutjanidae, Salmonidae, Sciaenidae, and Sebastidae) are
clean.
Blood-red Irish Lord (Hemilepidotus Hemilepidotus)
Remora (Family: Echeneidae)
Rockhead (Bothragonus Swanii)
Rockhind (Dermatolepis Inermis)
Roe (Caviar, Fish Eggs)** Unclean Roe is from unclean fish and is typically colored blackness or gray.
(e.g.: Beluga, Kaluga, Ossetra, Sterlet, and Sturgeon)
* Clean Roe is from make clean fish, only is contaminated and made unclean when it is dyed
with squid ink to blacken its color. (eg.: Blackness Capelin Caviar or Blackness Herring Caviar)
* Clean Roe is from clean fish and is typically colored golden, orange, or red.
(e.1000.: Capelin, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, Trout, and Whitefish)
Roughy (Family unit: Trachichthyidae)
Ribbonfish (Family: Trachipteridae)
Rock Salmon* (a shark dish served in Britain aka: Rock Eel, Flack, Huss, and Sugariness William)
* Salmon (Family unit Gonorynchidae and Salmonidae) are clean.
Sabertooth (Sabertooth Fish) (Family unit: Evermannellidae)
Sailfin* (Arctoscopus Japonicus and Family: Loricariidae, Genus: Pterygoplichthys)
* Sailfin (Parexocoetus Brachypterus, Poecilia Latipinna, and Zebrasoma Veliferum) are
make clean.
Sailfish (Family: Istiophoridae, Genus: Istiophorus)
Saint Pierre (St. Pierre) (Zeus Faber)
Salmon (Black, Rock)* Black Salmon (Rachycentron Canadum) and Rock Salmon, a shark cuisine dish
served in United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland.
* Salmon (Family: Gonorynchidae and Salmonidae) are make clean.
Sand Eel (Family: Ammodytidae)
Sandfish (Sand Fish)* (Awaous Tajasica and Family unit: Trichodontidae)
* Belted Sandfish (Serranus Subligarius), Clanwilliam Sandfish (Labeo Seeberi), and Sandfish (Family unit: Gonorynchidae and Leptoscopidae) are clean.
Sandlance (Sand Lance) (Family: Ammodytidae)
Saurel (Family: Carangidae, Genus: Trachurus)
Saury (Family: Scomberesocidae, Genus: Cololabis and Scomberesox)
Sawfish (Family: Pristidae, Genus: Anoxypristis and Pristis)
Sawshark (Saw Shark) (Family: Pristiophoridae, Genus: Pliotrema and Pristiophorus)
Scabbardfish (Family unit: Trichiuridae)
Scad (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Carangidae)
Scorpionfish (Family: Scorpaenidae)
Sculpin (Guild: Scorpaeniformes)
Seadevil (Ocean Devil) (Mutual Proper name) practical to several species of fish in (Family: Ceratiidae,
Lophiidae, Melanocetidae, Mobulidae, and Myliobatidae)
Seadragon (Family: Syngnathidae, Genus: Phycodurus and Phyllopteryx)
Seahorse (Family: Syngnathidae, Genus: Hippocampus)
Searaven (Sea Raven) (Family: Hemitripteridae)
Searobin (Sea Robin) (Family: Triglidae)
Body of water Squab (Family: Tetraodontidae)
Seaweed (Mutual Proper noun) applied to several species of macroscopic, multicellular, marine algae
(Domain: Eukaryota)
Seer Fish (Seerfish) (Family unit: Scombridae)
Shark* (Class Chondrichthyes; Bracket Elasmobranchii)
* Shark Mullet (Squalomugil Nasutus) and Chinese High-Fin Banded Shark (Myxocyprinus
Asiaticus) are chosen Shark, but not related to Shark, and are clean.
Shellfish* (Mutual Proper noun) applied to exoskeleton-begetting aquatic invertebrates, including various
species of crustaceans, echinoderms, and mollusks.
* Shellfish have been implicated in cases of Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning (ASP), Diarrheal
Shellfish Poisoning (DSP), Neurotoxic Shellfish Poisoning (NSP), and Paralytic Shellfish
Poisoning (PSP).
Shingle (Family unit: Monacanthidae)
Sierra (Scomberomorus Sierra)
Skate (Society: Rajiformes)
Skilfish (Erilepis Zonifer)
Skinnyfish (Skinny Fish) (Scomberoides Lysan)
Sleeper (Sleeper Goby) (Family unit: Eliotridae, Genus: Gobiidae)
Slimehead (Family: Trachichthyidae)
Snailfish (Ocean Snail)* (Family: Liparidae, Genus: Liparis)
* Sea Snail (Class: Gastropoda) marine Gastropod Molluscs are unclean.
Snakehead* (Family: Channidae)
* The Virginia Section of Inland Game and Fisheries country that Snakehead fish harbor
parasites and bear a disease chosen Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome and that the
Snakehead's parasites and affliction can be transmitted to humans.
Sole* (Family: Pleuronectidae and Soleidae)
* Sole harbor various parasites including Nematodes.
Spearfish (Family: Istiophoridae)
Spookfish (Club: Chimaeriformes)
Starfish (Sea Stars) (Common Name) applied to several species of marine invertebrate echinoderms
in (Form: Asteroidea and Ophiuroids)
Starsnout (Family: Agonidae Genus: Bathyagonus)
Stonefish (Family: Synanceiidae, Genus: Synanceia)
Stoplight Loosejaw (Family: Stomiidae, Genus: Malacosteus)
Stickleback (Family: Gasterosteidae)
Sturgeon (Family: Acipenseridae)
Suckerfish* (Beafortia Kweichowensis, Family: Echeneidae and Loricariidae)
* Suckerfish (Family unit: Catostomidae) are make clean.
Sunfish (Dominicus-Fish)* (Mutual Name) applied to several species of fish including (Cetorhinus
Maximus, Family unit: Lampridae and Molidae)
* Sunfish (Lepomis Auritus and Family: Centrarchidae) are clean.
Swai (Pangasius Bocourti)
Swellfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family unit: Tetraodontidae)
* Swellfish contain a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs and
sometimes their skin.
Swordfish (Family: Xiphiidae)
Threadfish (Family unit: Carangidae, Genus: Alectis)
Tilefish* (Family unit: Malancanthidae)
* The FDA has issued guidelines recommending that significant women, nursing mothers,
and children limit their intake of Tilefish from the Gulf of Mexico and other noon
predatory fish, because of their high mercury content.
Toadfish* (Common Name) applied to several species of fish in: (Family: Batrachoididae,
Psychrolutidae, and Tetraodontidae)
* Toadfish (Family: Tetraodontidae) comprise a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in
their internal organs and sometimes their skin.
Trevally* (Order: Carangiformes, Family: Carangidae)
* Trevally have been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
* Trevally harbor various parasites including: Acanthocephalans, Copepodes, Digeneans,
Isopodes, Monogeneans, and Nematodes.
Triggerfish* (Family: Balistidae)
* Behemothic / Moustache / Titan Triggerfish (Balistoides Viridescens) and other Triggerfish have
been implicated in cases of Ciguatera Fish Poisoning (CFP).
* Triggerfish comprise a concentrated neurotoxin, tetrodotoxin in their internal organs.
* The European Union has banned the sale of Triggerfish.
Tripodfish (Tripod Fish)* (Family: Triacanthidae)
* Tripodfish (Family: Ipnopidae) are clean.
Triplefin (Trianectes Bucephalus)
Triplespine (Family: Triacanthidae)
Trout (Swamp Trout)* (Amia Calva)
* Trout (Family: Salmonidae) are clean.
Trunkfish (Family unit: Ostraciidae)
Tuna (Tuna Fish, Tuny)* (Family: Scombridae)
* The FDA has issued guidelines recommending that pregnant women, nursing mothers,
and children limit their intake of Tuna and other apex predatory fish, because of their
high mercury content.
*Escolar (Lepidocybium Flavobrunneum) is sometimes sold as White Tuna and is unclean.
Turbot* (Family unit: Scophthalmidae, Genus: Scophthalmus)
* Turbot harbor various parasites including: Acanthocephalans and Tapeworms.
Tusk (Torsk) (Brosme Brosme)
Ulua (Caranx Ignobilis)
Velvetfish* (Family unit: Aploactinidae)
* Some Velvetfish accept venomous fin spines.
Viperfish (Family: Stomiidae, Genus: Chauliodus)
Wahoo (Acanthocybium Solandri)
Walu Walu* (Lepidocybium Flavobrunneum)
* Walu Walu contains oils inside its flesh called wax-esters, which the human digestive
organisation cannot assimilate. Consumption of Walu Walu can cause the sickness known equally
keriorrhea or steatorrhea, caused past gempylotoxism or gempylid fish poisoning, which
turns a person'south stool orangish. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and/or
headache – all of which tin exist pretty dramatic – tin occur within a few hours of eating
the fish and can last upward to 24 to 48 hours.
* Italia and Nippon have banned the sale of Walu Walu.
Waspfish* (Family unit: Tetrarogidae)
* Waspfish have venomous fin spines.
Weeverfish (Weever, Weever Fish)* (Family: Trachinidae)
* Weeverfish are sometimes used every bit an ingredient for a cuisine dish: Bouillabaisse.
* Weeverfish take venomous fin spines and gills.
Whale (Infraorder: Cetacea) aquatic marine mammals.
Whalefish (Family unit: Barbourisiidae, Centomimidae, and Rondeletiidae)
White-Blooded Fish (Family: Channichthyidae)
Whitefish (White Fish)* (Common Proper name) applied to several species of fish including: (Callorhinchus
Milii, Caulolatilus Princeps, Delphinapterus Leucas, Huso Huso, Hydrolagus Ogilbyi,
Scomberoides Lysan, and Family: Pleuronectidae, Genus: Hippoglossus)
* Whitefish (Coregonus Clupeaformis, Coregonus Huntsmani, Coregonus Lavaretus,
Gadus Morhua, Pseudobarbus Capensis, and Rutilus Kutum) are make clean.
Wolffish (Wolf Fish) (Family: Anarhichadidae, Genera: Anarhichas and Anarrhichthys)