shrimpfish
- noun
- /ˈʃrɪmpˌfɪʃ/
- Australian
- The shrimpfish swims upright, mimicking the sway of seagrass in its shallow habitat.
Examples
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The shrimpfish swam gracefully through the coral reef.
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Many shrimpfishes are known for their unique appearance.
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Aquarium enthusiasts find the unique appearance of the shrimpfish particularly fascinating.
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Researchers observed a school of shrimpfish gliding gracefully above the sandy seabed.
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Aquarium enthusiasts find the unique appearance of the shrimpfish particularly fascinating.
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Researchers observed a school of shrimpfish gliding gracefully above the sandy seabed.
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The shrimpfish swims upright, mimicking the sway of seagrass in its shallow habitat.
Synonyms
A small tropical fish with a thin body and clear plates that make it hard to see
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shrimpfish is exactly what it sounds like: a fish named for looking like a shrimp, the 'small shellfish' people know. That's why a shrimpfish is a slender tropical fish with a long, thin, see-through body that reminds people of a shrimp.