Fish anatomy!

[Cichla]

Here are another skull that needs to be completed. i hope I can do it this winter.





cichla

 

[DanDanUK]

If a fish has died of natural causes i can't really see a problem with what you do !

They dig up dinosaur bones and fossels and place them on display and nobody complains it's educational.

 

[necrocanis]

nice work cichla, we should compare notes. I would love to know how you cleared and died those fish. That's awesome work. Also the missplacement occured in the branchiocranium portion of the skull the missplacement includeshyomandibular, preopercular, opercular(not really missplaced but not alligned correctly at the right angle. Looks like the maxilla, premaxilla are angled too far back also for the mouth to be open like it is. Remember that the base of the maxilla connects to the surangular. Good luck with your next skull. May I ask what it is? Oh did I name the correct bones?

 

[softturtle]

I don'y know about those last 6 posts but I like the fish bones. Could you do that to a large fish? Probally be easier, right.

 

[scott67892002]

they look pretty amazing as soon as i get enough posts in i'll be able to see the pics at the start of the thread! i hate being a noob

 

[ShadowVengance]

WOW, nice work. I'm definetly doing this to anything I have that dies in the future.

I dont feel it's wrong simply because otherwise you'd most likley flush it down the toilet...or throw it out eh? eh?

 

[Fish_are_fishfood]

That catfish looks awesome

 

[Vince]

also maj1son look around other topics before you post questions in a thread that has nothing to do with what you want to know. Good luck and welcome to MFK.

Very professional. I like your style.

 

[JnASabo]

Pretty neat looking.
I'll bet it makes a heck of a conversation piece?

 

[Zorro]

is it hard to do that to a fish???