Identify tropical Eastern Pacific shore fish with this comprehensive guide. Features over 1,300 species with detailed descriptions, images, and range maps. Works offline and includes search and note-taking tools.
4.0
February 26, 2026
The 2026 version has been recoded in 64-bit to conform to support requirements by the App Store. The 2026 version has the same general functionality as the 2016 version, with minor changes in the look, feel and precise workings of the existing functions; a new taxonomic database, containing more species, rearrangements and changes to scientific names of species, genera and families, changes and additions to species data (descriptions, maps, images); and changes in some English and Spanish common names to conform to those supported by the.American Fisheries Society and American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists for use in Mexico, the USA and Canada.
MoreFishes: East Pacific is a standalone offline application designed to help users identify the shore-fish fauna of the Tropical Eastern Pacific. It provides detailed information, images, and identification tools for over 1,300 species.
Yes, Fishes: East Pacific is a stand-alone app that works independently of the internet, making it convenient for use in remote locations or areas with poor connectivity.
The app covers 1,358 species of shore fish from the Tropical Eastern Pacific. It also offers a subset of 686 species, known as the Diver Group, for users interested in fish found at SCUBA diving depths.
Each species page includes a detailed description covering form, color, size, habitat, and depth range. It also features one or more images, key distinguishing features, links to similar species, and a map of its regional range.
Yes, Fishes: East Pacific offers complete English and Spanish interfaces. You can switch to the Spanish interface by setting your device's language preference to Spanish.
No, Fishes: East Pacific does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application.
Fishes: East Pacific is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The iPad version includes additional features like glossary images and high-resolution range maps.
The app was last updated on February 26, 2026, indicating a commitment to keeping the information current. The latest version, 4.0, introduced enhancements like the option to work with the entire fauna or a diver subgroup.
