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  What is a Carangidae fish? The Carangidae fish are in the order Perciformes, and are commonly known as jacks, pompanos, trevallies, and scads (wikipedia.org). It is a diverse group of marine fish that belong to the family Carangidae. They are found throughout the world, ranging from coastal waters to the deeper sections of the ocean. Some species also venture into brackish and even fresh waters. For example, the Bigeye Crevalle Jack (Caranx sexfasciatus), is sometimes encountered in brackish estuaries or in freshwater. They are known for their fast swimming abilities and are often highly migratory. Carangidae fish are typically found in warm coastal and offshore waters around the world. Some species are solitary, while others form schools or shoals. The minimum  lighting illumination range  for fish is below 10–2 lux. Fish with strong phototaxis are also the species with strong aggregation, including Carangidae fish. Carangidae species are recognized for their streamlined, powerful b