Bicher Tourism

[Burbotman]

Bicher Tourism??????
May sound odd, but to poly lovers there is a certain appeal. Lately I have been noticing bichers in some rather nice destinations.
I have posted previously about the monster ornates in Disneys Animal Kingdom in Orlando. This past weekend I was in Drumheller Alberta at the Royal Tyrrell Museum. They have a very nice poly exhibit complete with a history-and three fine specimans including a huge ornate and a freakish endi.
Enjoy the pics, and post if you find bicher destinations.

1st pic is the giant ornate from AK, it very much resembled the barrel of a baseball bat!!!
The remainder are from the Tyrell. The ornate is around 16" The endi is only around 15" but very thick.

Enjoy!!!!!

 

[Burbotman]

Here is a better shot of the endi in Drumheller

 

[rook45]

great pics got anymore...thanks for sharing

 

[is300zx]

Burbotman, that last pic on your first post is that a bichir bichir?

 

[Razman]

that looks like a lap.

 

[Burbotman]

I had thought it was a lap like Razman, however my experiance outside of Endi's,Del's, Ornates and Sen's is very limited.
Thoughts anyone? It was a very nice speciman, long and lean with that wonderfull protruding lower jaw.

 

[ewurm]

I love the Polys, I would pay to see some Monsters in public aquaria!

 

[elbeatch]

here's a good fishing site from Africa with a wild caught ornate, if you go to the site they catch some crazy fish! they have an amazing upside down cat and hepsetus. I'm pretty sure the tape measure they're using is centimeters but for a second I was like ! ?! !!!!! !! ........ ............


http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgu...oe&start=20&gbv=2&ndsp=20&svnum=10&hl=en&sa=N

 

[pophead]

I'll have to go to the museum next time I'm down there, looks like a nice fish!

 

[Infblue]

i love seeing bichirs in public aquariums/museums/etc. always a nice surprise

and yeah i think thats a lapradei