Can you ID this? Pic 2
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Fri, 2009-05-29 15:39
Very wierd fish, caught inland from Gnaraloo. Still frozen, but mottled brown/black.
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Faulkner Family
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could it be a type of perch?
could it be a type of perch?
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Nealez
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It a frozen fish
It a frozen fish
Nealez
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That'd be a tilapia for
That'd be a tilapia for sure
Nealez
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Rosco
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I'm with Nealez
Some sort of introduced shite from Africa. Cichlid/Tilapia
Rosco
SHizz
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its a dinosaur! How big is
its a dinosaur! How big is this thing?
Kasey L.
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If that's a Tilapia it's a
If that's a Tilapia it's a really big one!
If it's freshwater-caught it's definately not native.
Jody
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What about one of these
http://www.wildblue.co.nz/fish/weedlinessand/boarfish/
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Nealez
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they can grow to 3.5 kg
they can grow to 3.5 kg
emu472
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It is a Spotted Tilapia
It is a Spotted Tilapia common in the Chapman River near Geraldton
Daisy
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It's not a type of Sooty
It's not a type of Sooty Grunter is it Adam? It's a long south, could be the start of a midwest sweetwater fishery (yay), or, as pointed out above, it could be another feral species set to populate explode and push out all the natives (boo).
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