Transluscent fish?

[boarder]

Hi.

I'm trying to find a species of fish that is transluscent through adulthood. I want to use them in my bio-lab to get some pictures of neuro-anatomy. I know their are several varieties of freshwater fish that are suitable to study... but I'm just curious if their are any transluscent salt-water fish. All I can think of is the 'butt-fish'... It would be extremely difficult to breed in captivity...

I'm interested in finding a salt-water fish that:

1. Is transluscent.
2. Short maturation cylce.
3. Can be bread easily in captivity.

 

[Fishfreak218]

im almost positive that the Longspine Cardinal Fish is transluscent and im pretty sure its an easier to breed SW fish..

 

[John@JP]

I am pretty sure that 'freshwater' Glass fish can live in salt. I dont know about breeding them though.

 

[Kahuna Tuna]

There are a bunch of small cardinalfish species that fit your criteria and most of them are fairly easy to breed. The longspines are usually readily available.

 

[Amphiprion]

The freshwater glassfish, Parambassis ranga, cannot live in full strength seawater. They will do well in slightly brackish waters--not seawater.