You’ve probably heard about fish schooling, but have you heard about fish shoaling? 🐟 Schooling and shoaling are both collective behaviors of fish, but they differ in how the fish move together! If a group of fish is swimming in the same direction in a coordinated manner, they are schooling. However, if a group of fish is swimming together for social reasons but without any coordinated movement, they are shoaling! | OdySea Aquarium

13K views · 737 reactions | Looking for a shoaling fish to give movement to a large community tank? These two species are ones to consider African Red-eyed Tetra (Arnoldichthys spilopterus) and Alestes tetra (Brycinus longipinnis)  West Lothian pet shop licence no. 181479 | Riverside Aquaria | Facebook

2.3K views · 116 reactions | Aggregations of fish can be called a 'school' or a 'shoal.' Schooling fish have coordinated, synchronized movements, while a shoal is a loose group, sometimes containing multiple species of fish, that are in close proximity but their movements are not dependent on the group.  Video by Kip Evans from the Malpelo Island Hope Spot | Mission Blue | Facebook

2.8K views · 78 reactions | We have recently installed this gorgeous Shoaling Fish Chandelier for Ayr Holiday Park in St Ives, Cornwall. A beautiful addition for this beautiful restaurant and park. #fusedglass #fusedglassart #tiktok #ayrholidaypark #cornwall #handmadeincornwall #interiordesign #chandelier | Jo Downs Handmade Glass | Facebook