Some examples are turtles, surface fish, snakes and some mammals. Trogloxenes are animals that go into caves and use them for part of their life but get their food outside of the cave. Some examples are bats, mice, bears, raccoons, some cats, and frogs, some salamanders and some insects like crickets. Troglophiles are cave lovers which can find their food outside or inside the cave. They may be cave adapted but not enough to find life outside of the cave.
Some examples are salamanders, sculpin and spring fish.
Troglobite are cave adapted so life outside of the cave would be very difficult for them. They are blind, white creatures whose metabolism works at a very slow rate for many years and are mostly omnivorous. Some examples are cavefish, cave crayfish, millipedes, spiders and crustacean.