Ah I see, well we can fixed his mistakes right? That doesnt means we had to stop him from learning.
sunfish and hybrid Identification
- Thread starter MultispeciesTamer
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It stops me from learning rebel, when on one hand i see lots of different fish being posted with ID and links then hear two respected and known experts refute at least some of that info, and say its misinformation. All of a sudden now i have to unlearn what i just soaked up..... (i know...i know telost will say he is no expert, but thats just his opinion 
. So now im just looking at pictures ive already seen and ignoreing the ID and not learning anything because i already own enough wrong information as it is.
. So now im just looking at pictures ive already seen and ignoreing the ID and not learning anything because i already own enough wrong information as it is.yeah, i dont think they hould be included. just make it plain and simple. just use the latin name.
Yeah sorry if i posted wrong pics in wrong thing i dont have any of the spotted sunies(spotted,orange or red) near me and have never seen one in person if you would have told me yesterday when i posted them i could have changed themcrenipterus svenagalus;2707114; said:
If any one with more info on spotted sunfish, redspotted sunfish, and orange spotted wants to redo those species it cool with me just ask a mod to delete my inacurate ones after you have made a new better one. As for for me ill continue as planed with the rest on my list if you spot a mistake plz tell me so i can change it
Green Sunfish
Lepomis cyanellus
Temp: 70-80
Max size: 12 in
Food: Any meaty or frozen food, Pellets, Flakes, freeze dried, live foods
Range/distribution: Found ever where in North America Exept Florida and parts of the Midwest.
Identification: Green sunfish Have a more elongated body then most other sunfish. More of a bass shaped body. They have large mouths. Under the eye they have small blue waves or bars. Sides have faint vertical stripes. Greens ear flaps are very short and not flexible, with a hint of white and red on the ege of it. Green colors on the side, dark on top changing to a white or orange color on the bottum, little blue spot across the sides. Fins have a hint of orange and white at the tips. There is a black spot on the greens soft ray dorsal fin and sometimes a spot on the anal fin. 3 anal and 10 dorsal spines. 8-11 anal, 10-12 dorsal and 13-14 pectoral rays.
Adult Male
Adult
Juvi.
Juvi.
Baby
Sites:
http://www.bio.txstate.edu/~tbonner/txfishes/lepomis cyanellus.htm
http://www.outdooralabama.com/Fishing/freshwater/fish/bream/green/
http://www.suttlefish.com/greensunfish.JPG
http://www.samford.edu/schools/artsci/biology/vertzoo-03s/images/GreenSunfishLepomiscyanellu.jpg
http://floridafisheries.com/images/fish-pic/lep-cya.jpg
Lepomis cyanellus
Temp: 70-80
Max size: 12 in
Food: Any meaty or frozen food, Pellets, Flakes, freeze dried, live foods
Range/distribution: Found ever where in North America Exept Florida and parts of the Midwest.
Identification: Green sunfish Have a more elongated body then most other sunfish. More of a bass shaped body. They have large mouths. Under the eye they have small blue waves or bars. Sides have faint vertical stripes. Greens ear flaps are very short and not flexible, with a hint of white and red on the ege of it. Green colors on the side, dark on top changing to a white or orange color on the bottum, little blue spot across the sides. Fins have a hint of orange and white at the tips. There is a black spot on the greens soft ray dorsal fin and sometimes a spot on the anal fin. 3 anal and 10 dorsal spines. 8-11 anal, 10-12 dorsal and 13-14 pectoral rays.
Adult Male
Adult
Juvi.
Juvi.
Baby
Sites:
http://www.bio.txstate.edu/~tbonner/txfishes/lepomis cyanellus.htm
http://www.outdooralabama.com/Fishing/freshwater/fish/bream/green/
http://www.suttlefish.com/greensunfish.JPG
http://www.samford.edu/schools/artsci/biology/vertzoo-03s/images/GreenSunfishLepomiscyanellu.jpg
http://floridafisheries.com/images/fish-pic/lep-cya.jpg
should have said this earlier, but for future ones I think i will write them in word first then copy and past them onto heredrewish;2708976; said:
It should go without saying that you should always check your spelling and grammar, especially when trying to spread information. It is difficult for people to take something seriously when written with improper spelling and grammar. Typing in word is a good idea, I used to be pretty bad at spelling and grammar and I'm not not what I would consider very good, I always make sure to check for spelling mistakes.MultispeciesTamer;2709196; said:
