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Over 97% of fish, including salmon and goldfish, are oviparous, meaning that the eggs are shed into the water and develop outside the mother's body.

Chagos Anemonefish

Chain pickerel

Channel Catfish

Chimaera Monstrosa

Chinook Salmon

Cinnamon Clownfish

Clark's Anemonefish

Clownfish

Common Carp

Common Dab

Common dentex

Common dragonet

Common Remora

Common Roach

Common sole

Convict cichlid

Crenicichla punctata

Cyprinus yilongensis

Deepwater cisco

Electric Eel

Embiotoca jacksoni

Epaulette Shark

Eumecichthys

European Anchovy

European Perch

European Pilchard

European Plaice

Firemouth Cichlid

Firewood catfish

Flying Fish

Frilled Shark

Giant Oarfish

Giant sunfish

Giant Trevally

Goldeneye cichlid

Goldfish

Goliath Tigerfish (Hydrocynus goliath)

Great Barracuda

Green terror

Grey bamboo shark

Guiyu oneiros

Gulf torpedo

Gymnocranius audleyi

Haddock

Hemiscyllium galei

Humpback Anglerfish

Ivanacara bimaculata

Jack Dempsey (fish)

Japanese angelshark

Japanese sawshark