Forresearchers interested in otoliths morphometries is interesting to know AFORO website (http://aforo.cmima.csic.es), an interactive open system to deal with shape analysis of fish otoliths and a classification system based on the mathematical properties of the one-dimensional curves describing the Teleostean otolith contours. The system was created in 2003 and connected a website with a database of complete morphometric (measures and morphological indexes) information, including Elliptic Fourier analysis and wavelets (WT) based in otolith contours of the otolith images of well identified samples. Since 2006, AFORO incorporates an expert system that will allow carrying automatic taxon identification based. In 2009 AFORO was included in GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information facility) databases system, with geographical information of the otolith samples. The AFORO database and public web site (the otolith guide, with its corresponding shape analysis and classification system) keep continuously implemented. At present AFORO includes 4555 images of different specimen from 1381 species, from 216 families, and 36 orders worldwide represented. Nevertheless, Mediterranean Sea is the best represented area (90% of common species, 64% of species sometimes cited in this area, including 50% of Lessepsian species -Red Sea invaders- are showed). The main advance in the last years was the inclusion of videos of 3D otolith objects in 2012, obtained with LED white light-based scanner, which eliminates the speckle noise effect of laser scanners. and the inclusion of automatic morphometric software and numerical information of Fourier and wavelet analysis, which will be used as morphometric bank for researchers that requires precise species identification as paleontologist, archeologist and trophic ecologist.