fish i.d.

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chuckaroo
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fish i.d.

#1 Post by chuckaroo »

can anyone identify for sure what these fish are?
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rushnaldo
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Re: fish i.d.

#2 Post by rushnaldo »

Shanny... common blenny
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chuckaroo
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Re: fish i.d.

#3 Post by chuckaroo »

thanks rushnaldo
what about this guy here?:
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donal domeney
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Re: fish i.d.

#4 Post by donal domeney »

Sea scorpion. one of two types.
scorpion fish- dragonet.jpg
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rushnaldo
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Re: fish i.d.

#5 Post by rushnaldo »

Long spined sea scorpion.. the short spined sea scorpion is larger and the best way to differentiate is the gill membrane under the chin
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