Easy Fish ID Caribbean Hack 4.3.1 + Redeem Codes
also Florida, Bahamas, Bermuda
Developer: John P. Hoover
Category: Travel
Price: $5.99 (Download for free)
Version: 4.3.1
ID: com.john.CaribbeanFishIDApp2017.lite
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Description
Updated March 2023. Super easy! Browse by color, shape, or name. Flip through screens like pages of a book. Boost your fish ID skills with Quiz Mode. Photos and descriptions of 270+ fish commonly seen by snorkelers and divers. Turtles too.
- Created for snorkelers & divers.
- Find fish & turtles quickly by color, shape, family group, or name
- Multiple photos: juveniles, males, females etc.
- 277 species / 840 photos / informative text / accurate IDs
- Sharpen your fish ID skills with interactive Quiz Mode
- Logbook: Save fish you've seen, add notes, email Logbook (text only).
- Works great on iPads too.
Major photography by Robert F. Myers (www.seaclicks.com) & Kevin Bryant (www.flickr.com/photos/mentalblock). Text and design by John Hoover, author of Hawaii's best-selling marine life ID books: The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, and: Hawaii's Sea Creatures. Check them out on Amazon.
Note: This is a basic "Fish ID 101" type app. For complete coverage of all 600+ species, I recommend the book "Reef Fish ID" by Paul Humann and Ned DeLoach.
- Created for snorkelers & divers.
- Find fish & turtles quickly by color, shape, family group, or name
- Multiple photos: juveniles, males, females etc.
- 277 species / 840 photos / informative text / accurate IDs
- Sharpen your fish ID skills with interactive Quiz Mode
- Logbook: Save fish you've seen, add notes, email Logbook (text only).
- Works great on iPads too.
Major photography by Robert F. Myers (www.seaclicks.com) & Kevin Bryant (www.flickr.com/photos/mentalblock). Text and design by John Hoover, author of Hawaii's best-selling marine life ID books: The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, and: Hawaii's Sea Creatures. Check them out on Amazon.
Note: This is a basic "Fish ID 101" type app. For complete coverage of all 600+ species, I recommend the book "Reef Fish ID" by Paul Humann and Ned DeLoach.
Version history
4.3.1
2023-03-06
Two new fish and several new photos added.
4.3
2023-03-06
Two new fish and several new photos added.
4.2
2022-04-10
Updates for iOS 15
4.1
2021-04-03
Interactive flashcard-style quizzes. Many new photos. Typos fixed.
4.0
2021-03-30
Flashcard-style quizzes. Many new photos.
3.41
2021-02-09
Display optimized for iOS 14.4. Tiny bug in Log Book fixed.
3.4
2021-01-30
Optimized display for IOS 14.4
3.3
2020-12-19
Bug fixed where some fish were appearing twice in the Logbook. Some new images and one new fish added.
3.2
2020-10-24
Fish now ranked using data from REEF.org surveys. Links for each fish to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute fish database. Two new gobies added.
3.1
2020-10-02
1) Fish now ranked using data from REEF.org surveys. 2) Links provided to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute fish database. 3) 24 new species added for a total of 271. 4) ID error corrected.
3.0
2020-10-01
1) Fish now ranked using data from REEF.org surveys. 2) Links provided to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute fish database. 3) 24 new species added for a total of 271.
2.9
2020-08-19
Updated sort order so that fish are presented in order of how common they are. Also updated some fish family thumbnails. Also added two new fish, for a new total of 247 species. Finally, fixed an issue where some fish thumbnails were not showing.
2.8
2020-08-13
Five new species added; photos updated; inch to centimeter length conversion improved; bug in logbook fixed.
2.7
2020-01-06
App footprint reduced for shorter download time. That's all!
2.6
2019-10-06
20 new fish & turtles added, some photos updated.
2.5
2019-08-14
38 new fish added!
2.4
2019-07-22
Minor improvements and corrections.
2.3
2019-07-01
24 new fish added.
2.2
2019-06-15
Eight fish added, some photos improved, a few errors corrected.
2.1
2019-05-11
Add notes to Logbook feature improved.
2.0
2019-05-10
Users can now add field notes to their Logbook entries.
1.24
2019-01-11
Name change, Icon change.
1.23
2018-12-07
Name adjustment
1.22
2018-12-02
Small name adjustment. Metadata issues fixed.
1.21
2018-11-27
Slight name change; new fish added.
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
9 Ratings
Reviews
Wilmar7930,
Easy and informative!
I love the function of this app. I can quickly find what I’m looking for in a variety of ways—shape, color, name, etc. It doesn’t cover every species known to man, but does a great job of covering the fish you are most likely to see in the Caribbean. Easy to read. Not too much scientific mumbo-jumbo. I also enjoy the attached comments that give you additional info about size and behaviors. Thank you for creating an informative and easy-to-use app! Hope it continues to evolve. Would love to see it expanded to include the most common corals.
Kaimana'oe,
Best fish ID app! Great pictures & easy to use
We snorkel & scuba a lot, and were pleased to find this inexpensive but high quality ID app for the Caribbean area. The pictures are superb, and a clever system helps you zero in on a fish based on criteria like color and shape. It has improved our ability to recognize and discuss the fish we see. Recommended.
Avid Snorkeler,
Easy and Accurate
This ID app is easy to use but also very accurate. Both kids and scientists should like it. The photos are clear and beautiful. The text is straightforward but interesting.
The app deals with fish that snorkelers will see . Divers might encounter other species in deeper water.
The app deals with fish that snorkelers will see . Divers might encounter other species in deeper water.
SuzTu,
Sailing the BVI & USVI
I've been using this app for several years as I snorkel and scuba. We often have guests that want to know what they are seeing below the sea...this app has never failed me! Would give it more than 5 stars, if possible. Thanks!
ravenwingx,
Super Useful
Great app! It’s well-organized, has useful pictures for each fish and their phases, and the flashcards make it easy to learn.
Me Pac,
Thank you!!!
Great app👍
Gusmobile,
Not very useful
Only shows four kinds of rays, for example. I had hoped to use it to identify fish instead of carrying my Peterson’s guide but is a poor substitute for that.
