Deep Sea Fishes

 The Deep Sea description
The open ocean, or pelagic zone, is divided into several layers, based on depth. The first layer is the epipelagic, which extends down to around 200m, which is also around the lowest depth that light can penetrate. This is the layer that people know most about, as it is relatively easy to explore with conventional diving equipment. In the epipelagic, the fish, sea mammals, and other sea life>that most people are familiar with are found, even if they can be a little weird. Because it's so familiar, we're not going to talk anymore about this layer.

Deep Sea Fishes Apple Anemone Angler Fish Dragonfish Bloodybelly Comb Jelly Shining Tubeshoulder Midwater Jelly Jelly Fish Hatchet Fish Gian Red Mysid Gulper Eel Fangtooth Giant Siphonophore Deep Sea Brittle Star Crab With Golf Ball Common Market Squid Cold Seep Clam Bristlemouth Lanternfish Johnsons Sea Cucumber Filetail Catshark Predatory Tunicate Red Sea Fan Pom-Pom Anemone Pacific Hagfish Pacific Blackdragon Oarfish Mushroom Soft Coral Midwater Eelpout Hula Skirt Siphonophore Squat Lobster Spotted Ratfish Spiny King Crab SpermWhale Slender Snipe Eel Sea Whip Rockfish Pink Sea Urchin Tadpole Snailfish Viper Fish Imperator Angelfish Rattail Fish Toadfish Crocodile Needlefish Sablefish Goosefish Pupfish Quillback Oyster Toad Fish Arawana Fish Swordfish Nauplius Needlefish Balloon Fish Lungfish Paddlefish Tilefish Cuttlefish Pilchards Zebrafish Lampreyfish Anchovy Fish X-ray Tetra Fish Xiphias Gladius Anemonefish Grunion Fish Lionfish Irukandji Jellyfish Killifish Starfish Yellowfin Tuna Fish Sawfish Stickleback Sockeye Salmon Rasbora Anemone Crab Goldfish Crayfish Bluefish Breamfish Flounder Fish Haddock Halibut Angelfish Neon Tetra Rainbow Fish Minnow Herring Moray Eel Krill Rainbow Trout Atlantic Herring Poisonous Fish Catfish Filefish Dogfish Piranha Perch Fish Butterfly Fish Frogfish Bichir Blackside Hawkfish C-O Sole Lingcod Palette Surgeonfish English Sole White Sea Perch Zander Sunfish Squids           Reference