New tat and some new fish......

[grmanrocks]

definetly a longnose gar.....

and that slight arch to the back may just be the broken back i warned of earlier.....

juvi gars are best kept in smaller tanks until they begin to show more girth to avoid high speed collisions with the tank wall....

 

[M|L]

it does look like the body of a longnose gar.

even though most longnose gars are devoid of most body markings and patterns (especially the underside) some populations from muddy/dark waters display heavy spotting and the center horizontal stripe more prominently than others.

 

[Arturo]

Sweet pics and tat.

 

[RedDevilDon2005]

thanks guys, he does fly around the 220. its ironic, lol, i buy a huge tank and now need a smaller one, lol.

 

[RedDevilDon2005]

it does look like the body of a longnose gar.

even though most longnose gars are devoid of most body markings and patterns (especially the underside) some populations from muddy/dark waters display heavy spotting and the center horizontal stripe more prominently than others.

thats what threw me off, the markings are really dark.

 

[bl00]

Fish and ink always help

 

[RedDevilDon2005]

yeah, no doubt, they get me throught alot