Do you collect fish fossils??
- Thread starter Kobeclone
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No, but Id love to go to the Green River formation in Wyoming to collect some my self!
Around where I live I have tons and tons of fossil corals and other marine life, in fact just yesterday I was picking them outa my yard cause of all the rain we have had has washed them up. Too bad fish fossils are very rare here due to the age.
Around where I live I have tons and tons of fossil corals and other marine life, in fact just yesterday I was picking them outa my yard cause of all the rain we have had has washed them up. Too bad fish fossils are very rare here due to the age.
sabotage, here is a thread with a couple pics I took of some random fossils. These things are everywhere around me.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94994
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94994
I have a couple of fish fossils packed away somewhere. I never got around to unpacking them when I moved.
My grandfather collect fossils of all kinds and would take me on archaeological digs all the time when i was a kid.He has a huge collection.He has a 4-5 inch looks like some kind of cory cat and a 10 inch one that looks like a knife fish.He is 101 years old and has willed the fossil collection to me.I will be both happy and sad the day i get the collection but i promise i will share photos of the fossils and gramps.
I collect fossils of any kind, not only fishes. In the fishes' category I love shark's thooth (e.g.I have a Megalodon, a very little fish with a very peaceful temperament
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In 3rd grade I picked a fish skull out of some owl poop for a science experiment to see what they eat, does that count?