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 Post subject: Fish identification
PostPosted: Nov 5th, '10, 08:49 

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I have these little fish in the dam and was wondering if someone can identify what they are, about 2cm long, sorry about the bad photos.location Central queensland


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 Post subject: Re: Fish identification
PostPosted: Nov 5th, '10, 09:00 

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They're not Gambusia, that's for certain.

I don't live in that part of Oz, but they look like a sort of Hardyhead, maybe the Murray Hardyhead.

Rupe, that's more your part of the world.


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They look like Trout food to me . :think:


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Your local library may have a book on freshwater fish identification, as ours has one. By the looks of those fish, i think some are definately DEAD. :think:


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I've got the book on Australian Freshwater Fishes - just not here at work.


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Hi erasertech, they are female empire gudgeons. Males are really nice color & look great in the aquarium but female are plain with a silver/white belly.


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They look like Trout food to me . :think:


You will need a lot to keep your trout fed though.They won't eat pellets if there are plenty of them in the tank.


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