D discusfreak2005 Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 9, 2005 69 0 0 35 cape coral, florida Nov 25, 2005 #11 maybe a midas x severum?
D downset21 Fire Eel MFK Member Nov 6, 2005 1,211 2 68 Quincy, MA Nov 25, 2005 #12 how big is it? if we can figure that out it would narrow things down. how do you know it's from hawaii?
how big is it? if we can figure that out it would narrow things down. how do you know it's from hawaii?
Vitaliy Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 18, 2005 1,806 5 0 39 Brooklyn, NY vitaliy.info Nov 25, 2005 #13 downset21 said: how big is it? if we can figure that out it would narrow things down. how do you know it's from hawaii? Click to expand... No idea about the size. Person who posted the picture stated that they have caught it in a local river in Hawaii.
downset21 said: how big is it? if we can figure that out it would narrow things down. how do you know it's from hawaii? Click to expand... No idea about the size. Person who posted the picture stated that they have caught it in a local river in Hawaii.
B blacktip Fire Eel MFK Member May 22, 2005 1,433 12 68 52 Cali Nov 25, 2005 #14 I would guess that it is a leucistic tilapia of some sort, perhaps Tilapia zilli. Or more likely, it is a hybrid tilapia of some sort. Compare it to the fish in the left of this pic:
I would guess that it is a leucistic tilapia of some sort, perhaps Tilapia zilli. Or more likely, it is a hybrid tilapia of some sort. Compare it to the fish in the left of this pic:
G guppy Small Squiggly Thing Apr 15, 2005 11,595 88 0 confused, lost, and lonely Nov 25, 2005 #15 There are now at least six types of tilapia breeding wild in Hawaii.