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Cobia (Rachycentron canadum)
Other Names Ling, Lemon Fish, Sergeant Fish, Crab Eater Description Cobia, aka ling in Texas, is recognized by its chocolate brown color, darker above, ...
Cobia: Rachycentron canadum
Appearance:
Long, slim fish with a broad depressed head
The lower jaw protrudes past the upper jaw
Dark lateral stripe extends through the eye to the tail
First dorsal fin has 7 to 9 free spines ...
Cobia
Cobia can be found on the western coast of the Atlantic from Massachusetts to Argentina, often in open waters. They prefer water temperatures between 68°-86°F and often seek shelter in harbors and around wrecks and reefs.
A Cobia caught at Crowdy Head
A cobweb spider, Theridion sp.
A Cockatoo Waspfish at Gold Coast Seaway
A Cockatoo Waspfish, Ablabys taenianotus
A Coelacanth caught at Zanzibar
A Cohen's Whiptail trawled east of Newcastle ...
sea basses, groupers, soapfishes, dottybacks, basslets, roundheads, jawfishes, grunters, flagtails, sunfishes, freshwater basses, perches, darters, bigeyes, cardinalfishes, sillagos, tilefishes, false trevallies, gnomefishes, bluefishes, cobias, ...
Antillean Palm Swift, Tachornis phoenicobia
Pygmy Swift, Tachornis furcata
Fork-tailed Palm Swift, Tachornis squamata
Lesser Swallow-tailed Swift, Panyptila cayennensis
Great Swallow-tailed Swift, Panyptila sanctihieronymi ...
Tachornis uranoceles (fossil; Late Pleistocene of Puerto Rico)
Antillean Palm Swift, Tachornis phoenicobia
Pygmy Swift, Tachornis furcata
Fork-tailed Palm Swift, Tachornis squamata ...
Black Swift, Cypseloides niger (A)
White-collared Swift, Streptoprocne zonaris
Chimney Swift, Chaetura pelagica (A)
Antillean Palm Swift, Tachornis phoenicobia ...
Rachycentron canadum, Cobia
Ranzania laevis, Slender Sunfish
Regalecus glesne, Oarfish
Renilla reniformis, Sea Pansy
Rhinomuraena quaesita, Ribbon Moray
Rhinopias eschmeyeri, Eschmeyer's Scorpionfish
Rhinopias frondosa, Weedy Scorpionfish ...
 See also: Swallow, Perch, Cardinal, Diver, Parrot
  
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