hmmm it just doesn't look alot like the ones you would normally find I guess...its pattern is intriging though
GAR ID?
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that is the reason why he/she looks interestingMiguel;2060456; said:
nice Fl/Sp one and looks quite well fed too
R1_Ridah;2060265; said:
It is just interesting that it has a nice contrasting pattern, not really anything unusual for one, or not noted before, it is just a very nice one. It is definitely a Florida / spotted and not one of the other Lepisosteus...
the spotted or non-spotted underbelly occurs pretty frequently in this type of gar...so that's not necessarily anything out of the ordinary. the pattern itself is interesting in that it's pretty bold (then again it appears to be in a somewhat dark environment). either way, good looking specimen, and definitely a Florida/spotted, with high likelihood that it's a Florida gar--
--solomon
--solomon
Thanks all for the response.
Went by there today and it was gone. Probably the dude looking at it when I took the picture bought it.
Went by there today and it was gone. Probably the dude looking at it when I took the picture bought it.
worrut;2060574; said:
Hey Warren, thanks. But I wouldn't know what to do with a 28"Gar
Must be an awesome specimen to see in person. I like Gars, two I wouldn't mind ever having would be a Cuban or Tropical... u have one of those
R1_Ridah;2061595; said:
No biggy Joey, those are the most common and cheapest true gars to find. That was a pretty good price for one though. They usually go for around 20-60 bucks around our neck of the woods.
