Aqua Sanctuary Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 22, 2007 1,199 10 68 41 The Internet www.myspace.com Mar 10, 2008 #1 Is the half beak related to the gar in any way? if so does that also mean a gars mouth is called a beak? Just curious
Is the half beak related to the gar in any way? if so does that also mean a gars mouth is called a beak? Just curious
Z zerelli Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 9, 2007 305 1 0 USA Mar 10, 2008 #2 Half beaks are not related to gars, they are livebearers.
Aqua Sanctuary Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 22, 2007 1,199 10 68 41 The Internet www.myspace.com Mar 10, 2008 #3 case closed, thankyou. and thats an assumed "no" on the beak
demjor19 Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 17, 2006 4,121 12 68 43 PA/OH Mar 10, 2008 #4 Aqua Sanctuary;1592052; said: case closed, thankyou. and thats an assumed "no" on the beak Click to expand... it's typically refered to as a snout or rostrum...i guess beak isnt too far off, but it doesnt sound as tough...
Aqua Sanctuary;1592052; said: case closed, thankyou. and thats an assumed "no" on the beak Click to expand... it's typically refered to as a snout or rostrum...i guess beak isnt too far off, but it doesnt sound as tough...
Aqua Sanctuary Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 22, 2007 1,199 10 68 41 The Internet www.myspace.com Mar 10, 2008 #5 demjor19;1592121; said: it's typically refered to as a snout or rostrum...i guess beak isnt too far off, but it doesnt sound as tough... Click to expand... LOL pretty tough beak ya got there! when I hear beak I think of squid beak.. or chickens or something
demjor19;1592121; said: it's typically refered to as a snout or rostrum...i guess beak isnt too far off, but it doesnt sound as tough... Click to expand... LOL pretty tough beak ya got there! when I hear beak I think of squid beak.. or chickens or something
C channarox Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 27, 2007 16,973 6 0 32 south east asia Mar 10, 2008 #6 i highly doubt they are related. half beaks are livebearers,and not as ancient as gars. plus theyre built very differently.
i highly doubt they are related. half beaks are livebearers,and not as ancient as gars. plus theyre built very differently.
demjor19 Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 17, 2006 4,121 12 68 43 PA/OH Mar 10, 2008 #7 they are also lacking the ganoid scales, amongst many many other things. no relation between the two.
they are also lacking the ganoid scales, amongst many many other things. no relation between the two.
E_americanus Penguin Lover MFK Member Aug 14, 2004 3,790 28 68 47 Louisiana primitivefishes.com Mar 10, 2008 #8 they're related in that they are both bony fishes...that's pretty much it. other than that they are very different from gars. as for "beaks", in a lot of the literature gars jaws are referred to as "beak-like", but that's about it. hope that helps-- --solomon
they're related in that they are both bony fishes...that's pretty much it. other than that they are very different from gars. as for "beaks", in a lot of the literature gars jaws are referred to as "beak-like", but that's about it. hope that helps-- --solomon