Whats this?
Submitted by Adam Gallash on Tue, 2009-09-08 20:53
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A bit of a test for the ID'ers amongst us... :)
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SamC
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looks like a juvi Blue Eye
looks like a juvi Blue Eye Trevalla!
Cheers,
Sam
Ben Derecki
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jobfish
jobfish of some sort?
Faulkner Family
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your the expert , you should
your the expert , you should know so tell us
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Adam Gallash
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no need to be like that :)
No need to be like that Russ. :)
Paracaesio xanthurus, or the Yellowtail Blue Snapper (a lutjanid).
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crasny1
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Then why not a Latjanae name Ads
All Latjanids are Jatjanae argumenticulata (Jack), J. sebae (red) etc. Why has this got a different scientific name??
Neels
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Adam Gallash
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thats a good q
Thats a good question Neels, one for my old boss. I sent him the email with the pic because I've never seen one before. ;)
105m Mitch, out from S.Passage.
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mitch
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how deep was that caught
how deep was that caught adam .saw very similar fish caught in 90 m of water .on a charter .no one new the name so they got called "slim dusties" due to the music playing at the time
FreoBear
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Bernie from Mahi Mahi 11
He calls them Slim Dusty bullfrog fish!!!
Not certain if this is the official name