noun
pl. glassfish, or glass·fish·esAny of various small, semitransparent fishes of the family Ambassidae, found in marine and freshwater habitats of Africa, Asia, and Oceania and often kept in home aquariums.
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Noun
(plural glassfishes or glassfish)
- Any of several unrelated small fish that have almost transparent bodies, especially those of the genera Ambassis or Chanda
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