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When cooked fresh, the flesh of this creature is almost sweet! When dried, the flavor is concentrated but fishy...a favorite in seafood soups.

Scales, surprisingly, don't gleam as gold. The fish is just a bright sight to see.

The hard charm-like bonegrowth on the end of it's tail is often clipped off, polished to an actual shine, and sold as just that--a charm. Astral Trouts of the wild only produce one in their lifetime, but farmed Astral Trout have been fed a special diet that causes them to produce up to four a year that easily pull off.

Burrowing into the muddy riverbeds with their lure left to rest on the mud, the round shape appeared either as a glimmering or glowing stone to attract anything from fishes down on their luck to smaller Class Novatts down on their luck.

Shooting out of water quick as lightning, they are known for making a 'GUH' noises when out of water.

During heavy rain, these fish are able to walk from puddle to puddle on those fins...absolutely serving up a 'tude.

NO, it does NOT taste like actual candy...try catching a Sweetfish instead from sweet waters.

A king once had a beautiful giant Painted Whiskerfish. It's said that it's 'painted scales' displayed his long lost home country on one side, and his long lost love on the other...

Careful when you toss them back into the water! Sometimes they come spinning right out from where you tossed them back in!

Due to the air trapped in a membrane just outside their eyes, the fishes' heads are often tipped up...this often causes other fishes to assume they're quite snobby, their noses up at all other fishes, and due to this they are often not invited to as many fish house parties as they'd want to be.

It's so mini! It's so little! And why--is that love in it's eyes?

Once it's brought to the surface, it pretty much melts...not unlike as if it were melted cheese.

When air is dangerously low, and without an alternative, this fish can be caught live and used as a temporary air source.

Despite being perfectly capable of living in shallower waters, let along being able to fly in the skies and live not unlike birds, these Eels are often only caught through Deep Fishing.

Fishes that prefer to cautiously belly-crawl along the bottom of the dark abyss of oceans, their eyes are focused upwards, waiting for predators to peek out from the darkness overhead.