Tomicodon is a genus of clingfishes native to the Western Hemisphere, with these currently recognized species:[2]
- Tomicodon absitusBriggs, 1955 (distant clingfish)
- Tomicodon abuelorumSzelitowski, 1990
- Tomicodon australisBriggs, 1955
- Tomicodon bidensBriggs, 1969 (bifid clingfish)
- Tomicodon boehlkeiBriggs, 1955 (Cortez clingfish)
- Tomicodon briggsiJ. T. Williams & J. C. Tyler, 2003
- Tomicodon chilensisBrisout de Barneville, 1846 (smallsucker clingfish)
- Tomicodon clarkeiJ. T. Williams & J. C. Tyler, 2003
- Tomicodon cryptusJ. T. Williams & J. C. Tyler, 2003
- Tomicodon eos(D. S. Jordan & C. H. Gilbert, 1882) (Rosy clingfish)
- Tomicodon fasciatus(W. K. H. Peters, 1859) (Barred clingfish)
- Tomicodon humeralis(C. H. Gilbert, 1890) (Sonora clingfish)
- Tomicodon lavettsmithiJ. T. Williams & J. C. Tyler, 2003
- Tomicodon leurodiscusJ. T. Williams & J. C. Tyler, 2003
- Tomicodon myersiBriggs, 1955 (blackstripe clingfish)
- Tomicodon petersii(Garman, 1875) (Peter's clingfish)
- Tomicodon prodomusBriggs, 1969
- Tomicodon reitzaeBriggs, 2001
- Tomicodon rhabdotusSmith-Vaniz, 1969
- Tomicodon rupestris(Poey, 1860)
- Tomicodon vermiculatusBriggs, 1955
- Tomicodon zebra(D. S. Jordan & C. H. Gilbert, 1882) (zebra clingfish)
