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jamesliu2000;2924168; said:
That picture is driving me nuts :irked:
Maybe he caught something like this picture shown here... but maybe not.

I do see a lot of resemblance of cubera snapper.

So now new question... ID this one, too???
Local call them tucunare. Location: Sao Paulo, BR

zullie??
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looking at the bars,i'd say zullie as well.
 
channarox;2924596; said:
i think quite a few fish have the same type of dorsal.
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Yeah, bass like :), I was just assuming that since it's Brazil and it has a perch like dorsal, body shape, maybe some juvenile?

So nobody knows what type of "bass" it is?
 
Marius;2924633; said:
Yeah, bass like :), I was just assuming that since it's Brazil and it has a perch like dorsal, body shape, maybe some juvenile?

So nobody knows what type of "bass" it is?
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well its got me stunned....:nilly:
 
Tripletail;2924134; said:
Are those mangroves in the background? He kinda looks like a baby cubera snapper.
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LOL!! He does look like a cubera snapper!! It's amazing what you can turn things into with your imagination. Good call, Rich!
 
Yes, I have seen these before.the cubera snappers get landlocked here in Florida and sometimes they get huge in the fresh water. I have caught them almost black in color ,also some that were very orange.Other countries I think some of them travel up river and live thier lives out in fresh also.
 
jamesliu2000;2924168; said:
That picture is driving me nuts :irked:
Maybe he caught something like this picture shown here... but maybe not.

I do see a lot of resemblance of cubera snapper.

So now new question... ID this one, too???
Local call them tucunare. Location: Sao Paulo, BR

zullie??
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They are typical SaoPaulo piquiti. Generally Saopaulo var get more green or yellow on the body. But they don't get blue much...
 
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