The Names of 22 Types of Fishes from Finding Nemo (Pictures Included)

If you’re a fan of the movie ‘Finding Nemo’ (2003), you’ll love this blog post! We’re going to take a look at 22 different types of fishes that were featured in the movie. Some of them are pretty common, while others are a little more exotic. If you’re ever looking for something to watch on Netflix, we definitely recommend checking out ‘Finding Nemo.’ It’s one of our favorite movies!

Below is a table list of the fish name in Finding Nemo and the Type of Fish each are. Then below the table, we have pictures of each type of fish and a little description of each type of fish.

#	Fish Name in Finding Nemo	Type of Fish
1	Nemo, Marlin & Coral	Clownfish
2	Dory	Royal Blue Tang or Surgeon Fish
3	Bruce	Great White Shark
4	Chum	Mako Shark
5	Anchor	Hammerhead shark
6	Crush & Squirt	Green Sea Turtles
7	Gill	Moorish Idol
8	Bubbles	Yellow Tang
9	Deb & Flo	Four Stripe Damselfish
10	Gurgle	Royal Gramma Basslet
11	Peach	Ochre Sea Star or Starfish
12	Bloat	Puffer Fish Or Porcupine Pufferfish
13	Jacques	Cleaner Shrimp
14	Bailey	Beluga Whale
15	Nigel & Gerald	Brown Pelican
16	Pearl & Ted	Flapjack Octopus
17	Sheldon & Bob	Seahorse
18	Tad & Bill	Longnose Butterflyfish
19	Mr. Ray	Spotted Eagle Ray
20	Mr. Johanson	Flounder
21	Chuckles	Goldfish
22	Blenny	Blenny

Nemo, Marlin, Coral – Clownfish

Clownfish are one of the most popular types of fish featured in Finding Nemo. They’re easily recognizable with their orange and white stripes. Clownfish live in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Clownfish have a special relationship with anemone, and they often live among the tentacles of these poisonous creatures. The anemone provides shelter and protection for the clownfish, and in return, the clownfish keep the anemone clean and free from parasites.

Dory – Royal Blue Tang

Blue tangs are another type of fish that are featured in Finding Nemo. They’re brightly colored with a blue body and yellow fins. Blue tangs live in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Royal Blue Tangs are herbivores and need a diet of algae, vegetables, and marine plants.

Bruce – Great White Shark

Great white sharks are one of the most feared types of fish in the world. They’re large and powerful predators that can grow up to 20 feet long. Great white sharks are found in all major oceans around the world.

Chum – Mako Shark

Mako sharks are one of the fastest types of fish in the world. They can swim up to 46 miles per hour! Mako sharks are found in all major oceans around the world.

Anchor – Hammerhead Shark

Hammerhead sharks are easily recognizable by their unique shape. Their head is shaped like a hammer, which helps them to sense prey better. Hammerhead sharks are found in all major oceans around the world.

Crush, Squirt – Green Sea Turtles

Green sea turtles are one of the largest types of turtles in the world. They can grow up to four feet long and weigh about 325 pounds! Green sea turtles are found in all major oceans around the world.

Gill – Moorish Idol

Gill is the one who is always thinking up new escape plans at the dentist office.

Moorish idols are a type of fish that is popular in the aquarium trade. They’re brightly colored with a black body and white stripes. Moorish idols are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Bubbles – Yellow Tang

Yellow tangs are a type of fish that is popular in the aquarium trade. They’re brightly colored with a yellow body and black fins. Yellow tangs are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Yellow tangs are covered in a layer of slime that helps to protect them from parasites and disease. This slime also gives the fish a slippery texture, which makes it difficult for predators to grab them.

Deb, Flo – Four Stripe Damselfish

Four stripe damselfish are a type of fish that is popular in the aquarium trade. They’re brightly colored with a white body and four black stripes. Four stripe damselfish are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Damselfish get their name from their aggressive behavior – they are known to defend their territories vigorously from other fish.

Gurgle – Royal Gramma

Royal gramma are a type of fish that is popular in the aquarium trade. They’re brightly colored with a purple body and yellow fins. Royal gramma are found in the Atlantic Ocean. These fish are a popular choice for home aquariums, and they’re relatively easy to care for. Royal Gramma are named for their distinctively shaped tail – it is deeply concave, which gives the fish a “royal” appearance.

Peach – Sea Star

Did you know that starfish don’t have brains? That’s right – these creatures don’t have a centralized nervous system like we do. Instead, they have a network of nerves that runs throughout their bodies. This means that each arm of a starfish is capable of acting independently from the others.

Starfish are also known for their ability to regenerate lost limbs. If a starfish loses an arm, it can simply grow a new one in its place. This process can take weeks or even months, but eventually the starfish will be as good as new.

Bloat – Pufferfish

Pufferfish are a type of fish that is popular in the aquarium trade. They’re brightly colored with a white body and black spots. Pufferfish are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Pufferfish are toxic because they contain a poison called tetrodotoxin. Tetrodotoxin is one of the most poisonous substances in the world. It is found in the liver, ovaries, and skin of pufferfish. When pufferfish are eaten, the poison is released and can cause paralysis, respiratory failure, and death.

Jacques – Cleaner Shrimp

Cleaner shrimp are small, brightly-colored crustaceans that live in coral reefs. These shrimp provide an important service to the fish that live on the reef – they pick off parasites and dead skin, keeping their clients healthy and clean.

Cleaner shrimp have a few specialized features that help them do their job. For one thing, they have long, feathery antennae that they use to sense when a fish is nearby. They also have small claws that they use to scrape off parasites.

Bailey – Beluga Whale

Beluga whales are one of the smallest types of whales in the world. They can grow up to 14 feet long and weigh about 3,000 lbs! Beluga whales are found in the Arctic Ocean. They’re one of the few species of whale that can swim backwards.

Nigel, Gerald – Brown Pelican

They’re brightly colored with a brown body and white spots. Brown pelicans are found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. These birds are easily recognizable thanks to their long necks and distinctive beaks. Brown pelicans are excellent swimmers, and they often dive into the water in search of fish.

Pearl, Ted – Flapjack Octopus

These octopuses grow to a maximum length of about 7.9 inches, and they have a lifespan of one to two years. These octopuses are known for their bright orange coloration, which can range from a deep red to a light yellow. Flapjack Octopuses are carnivores, and they feed on small crabs and shrimp. Flapjack octopus are unique because they have webbing between their tentacles that allows them to swim.

Sheldon, Bob – Seahorse

Fun fact about seahorses is that they are monogamous and mate for life! another cool thing is that they are among the slowest swimming fishes in the sea, moving at a rate of only about 0.015 miles per hour. seahorses are also unique in that they are the only known fish species where the male gives birth to the young.

Tad, Bill – Longnose Butterflyfish

The longnose butterflyfish is a beautiful fish that can be found in tropical waters all over the world. These fish are very colorful, with yellow bodies and black stripes running along their sides. Longnose butterflyfish are relatively small, reaching a maximum length of about six inches.

Mr. Ray – Spotted Eagle Ray

The fish teacher scientist in Finding Nemo.

The spotted eagle ray is a large ray that can be found in tropical and subtropical waters all over the world. These rays typically have dark blue or black topsides, with white spots dotting their backs. Their undersides are usually white or light-colored. Spotted eagle rays can grow to be quite large, with some individuals reaching lengths of near up to twelve feet!

Mr. Johanson – Flounder

Flounders get their name from their habit of lying on the bottom of the ocean, half-buried in the sand. Their eyes are located on one side of their body, which allows them to better camouflage themselves from predators and prey alike. Flounders are excellent swimmers, and use their long fins to propel themselves through the water. These fish are also known for their delicious flesh, which is popular among many cultures.

Chuckles – Goldfish

The fish in Darla’s picture that is dead.

These fish will actually eat just about anything. Goldfish are also known for their ability to survive in both cold and warm water environments. These fish are very popular pets, and are often kept in aquariums or ponds.

Blenny – Blenny

The little green guy that eats the anglerfish at the end of the movie credits.

Blennies get their name from their habit of lying on the bottom of the ocean, half-buried in the sand. Their eyes are located on one side of their body, which allows them to better camouflage themselves from predators and prey alike. These fish are characterized by their long, eel-like bodies and small, horse-like heads.

That’s it!