Sorry havnt mastered adding photos yet. click on the pic to see it bigger
First is a sea scorpian right? but are there different members of the family or are they counted as just the one specie?
Blennys of somesort?
Cheers,
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Caught these lads in Bray yesterday and just want to clarify for the species count.
Sorry havnt mastered adding photos yet. click on the pic to see it bigger
First is a sea scorpian right? but are there different members of the family or are they counted as just the one specie?
Blennys of somesort?
Cheers,
Sorry havnt mastered adding photos yet. click on the pic to see it bigger
First is a sea scorpian right? but are there different members of the family or are they counted as just the one specie?
Blennys of somesort?
Cheers,
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Re: Fish id
Top fish is a long spined sea-scorpion, bottom 2 are shannys/common blennys
If someone shows you a mark to fish, respect it and dont pass it of as one of your own, dont tell every man and his dog about it.