fish ID
Submitted by Jayden20 on Sat, 2015-06-13 18:51
Caught this little guy of mindarie today in 30 meters. Cant say ive seen one before. Anyone know what it is?
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Submitted by Jayden20 on Sat, 2015-06-13 18:51
Caught this little guy of mindarie today in 30 meters. Cant say ive seen one before. Anyone know what it is?
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Terry
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Date Joined: 04/12/05
it's a
Cant remember atm....got one a few years ago. Nice little fish . Might be my profile pic on western Angler. Will check it out.
Terry
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Date Joined: 04/12/05
got him
Banded Sea Perch.......
meglodon
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Date Joined: 17/06/10
Nice set of spikes on the gills
Those spikes on the gills look deadly.
Jayden20
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Onya terry.... another first
Onya terry.... another first for me :)
bod
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Date Joined: 03/05/06
Banded sea perch
Banded Sea Perch - Hypoplectrodes nigroruber
Banded Sea Perch have variable body colour from cream to green or red. They have four thick dark vertical bands, many brown spots and bulging eyes on the top of the head. There is a yellow spot at the base of the pectoral fin and a dark blotch just below the lateral line under the middle dorsal fin.
Banded Sea Perch grow to 30cms.
They are considered good eating.
Banded Sea Perch are endemic to Australia, occurring from northern NSW, south including Tasmania, to south western Western Australia.
Uluabuster
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Looks like it attacked the
Looks like it attacked the jig out of territorial aggression - the jig's colour look awfully similar to that of its own.