sharkminnow
The sharkminnow is a common name that can refer to several species of freshwater fish, primarily within the family Cyprinidae. This family includes a wide variety of minnows and carps. The term "sharkminnow" is often used colloquially to describe minnows that have a more elongated body shape or a pointed snout, which might be perceived as somewhat shark-like. However, it is important to note that these fish are not related to true sharks, which are cartilaginous fish found in marine environments.
Species commonly referred to as sharkminnows are typically small to medium-sized, schooling fish. They are often
The exact species that a "sharkminnow" refers to can vary by geographical region. For example, in some