Just for fun...

[E_americanus]

found this older pic amongst my archives...anyone want to take a shot at ID'ing all the fishes? (Richard, you need not apply just yet ) --
--solomon

 

[demjor19]

found this older pic amongst my archives...anyone want to take a shot at ID'ing all the fishes? (Richard, you need not apply just yet ) --
--solomon

I see a longnose, a FL/Spotted, a Croc I, and a Trop...?

Edit: the one on the left is giving me troubles...hard angle to judge.

 

[xander]

longnose fl/spotted and croc 1(on the right, was looking at the pecular pattern and yellow tail with spots. very un-tropicaly) and croc 2(on the left)?

 

[Rbacchiega]

....well, I knew the longnose one...kind of easy but meh.

 

[demjor19]

longnose fl/spotted and croc 1(on the right, was looking at the pecular pattern and yellow tail with spots. very un-tropicaly) and croc 2(on the left)?

that was going to be my second guess... It definitely has some Atractosteus trates.

 

[xander]

that was going to be my second guess... It definitely has some Atractosteus trates.

hmm i was guessing based on gut feel and the front portion of it's body. looks similiar to other shots of the fish. i cant remember seeing any trops with this kinda pattern it's still anyone's guess though

 

[demjor19]

hmm i was guessing based on gut feel and the front portion of it's body. looks similiar to other shots of the fish. i cant remember seeing any trops with this kinda pattern it's still anyone's guess though

their have been a few times when my trop has displayed a similar color and pattern...they are amazingly divers in that sense. with tropical gar they can/will look different constantly...

Edit: The left one may also be a croc I.

 

[demjor19]

Here's my final guess...Longnose, a FL/Spotted, and two Croc I's.

 

[Bsixxx]

long nose, wild spotted, crocodile type I, florida/spotted..

 

[channarox]

urm...
longnose,fl/spotted,croc I and i cant tell what the leftest one is.