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Let me know what you think about my article on Australian lungfish: http://www.eoearth.org/article/Australian_lungfish?topic=49540. - J Loos

Thank for all the support, but, the article is finished and I'm all set on pictures. Thanks again for the help and I'll post the article in the lungfish section once published.

Yeah, your right I never really thought about that, but they do look similar to hoplias malabaricus

Thanks bulldovii, I like the Parachromis dovii in your profile pic, one of my favorite Cichlids

Thanks Aquanero, I appreciate the comment and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

No problem, thanks for reading it.

Yes, this clip comes from a documentary titled Dinofish on Nat Geo Wild, a really nice account of the story behind the coelacanth's discovery and clips of an expedition that took place in the Comoros Islands (seen in this clip).

What's up folks, Not an aquarium fish, but a monsterfish all the same, please check out my article on African coelacanths Latimeria chalumnae: http://www.eoearth.org/article/Coelacanth?topic=49540 in www.eoearth.org. Appreciate you, - Jeff Jloos1988@gmail.com Jloos2@emich.edu

Hello all, I'm currently finishing an article on Australian lungfish Neoceratodus forsteri for the website www.eoearth.org and I'm looking for some really nice photos of Aussie lungfish to use for the article. Quality videos would also be nice as I like to use different forms of media for the...

Thanks Chicxulub. I like the ATF profile picture, those things are beasts.

Thanks alot. Yeah, I plan on writing an article on Great Whites (which the research was on in South Africa) in the future.

Hey, I really appreciate that and I'm glad you enjoyed it. My goal is for readers to be engaged and learn a couple things in the process.

thanks my friend

What's up fish peeps? Just wanna share with you guys an article I wrote for www.eoearth.org, link is: http://www.eoearth.org/article/Northern_Pike?topic=49540 Lemme know what you guys think and please rate and share it if possible. Cheers, Jeffrey A. Loos Jloos1988@gmail.com Jloos2@emich.edu

beautiful unpaired fins on those, whats their species' range?

catfish is the best

looks like a bowfin to me

1st pic - greenside because it has a blunt snout, W's on its side, and red/brown blotches on its side which is what identifies greensides. 2nd pic - this ones tough, it really looks like a lake chub to me but it looks like the fish you got has a sucker mouth so it couldnt be that. could be a...

Yeah, fish still need to eat throughout winter. They just dont need as much as they're not as active and their metabolism slows down.

awesome madtom dude, thanks for sharing the pictures I went on a sampling trip with a U of M professor a little while ago n we trawled n seined for fish n we got a couple northern madtoms, they were really nice looking fish