A VET has savaged the findings of his own taskforce after it found no definitive link between farm chemicals and two-headed fish at a Queensland hatchery.

Fish scientist and vet Matt Landos was part of a taskforce formed to look at deformities, including double-headed and three-tailed fish, at the Sunland Fish Hatchery near Noosa.

But Dr Landos says its majority finding - that chemicals used on a neighbouring nut farm could not be definitively blamed - is seriously flawed.

He says the taskforce was stacked with bureaucrats and others who lacked the right scientific expertise to make a proper judgment.

Among its members were 10 scientists, six government communication and policy officers, and the chief executive of the Australian Macadamia Association

six government communication and policy officers

I would've thought a two headed fish was a good thing... two heads, they'd eat twice as much and consequently grow twice as quick... wouldn't they???

one head 2 bodies and no bones.

and the chief executive of the Australian Macadamia Association

Nah, you want twice as many sides, not heads !!!

And another thing! Why doesn't salad form a direct symbiotic relationship with protein that can swim, and just grow on its back like it should? A SilverPerchLetuceGingerAndLimeSaladFish makes much more sense!