Reassure my native ID

[Noto]

I agree with WattaMelon, all three are greens. Bluegill have much smaller mouths and taller bodies, among other differences.

 

[MultispeciesTamer]

The bottom one looks deformed either from interbreeding or some hybrid green mutant.

 

[WattaMelon]

It's a green, just not a really healthy one I don't think.

 

[2004exrider]

Do you mean "BURN!!!" like the way your mom made my toast this morning? you knob

Exactly, slightly brown with a hint of butter lol.

 

[MultispeciesTamer]

It's a green, just not a really healthy one I don't think.

It has to have some other sunfish in it. I looked at the pic again it's a messed up hybrid of some sort. It has an ear flap thats extends out farther then a normal greens. It is also lacking the light ring on the edge of the dorsal and anal fin. Mainly look at its ear flap compared to the ones above it.

 

[Noto]

The tab is well within normal range of the species. He's just very dark, which obscures the typical fin pigmentation. I'd call it a pure green.

 

[badreverend]

Exactly, slightly brown with a hint of butter lol.

its good to see someone with a sense of humor, buddy

the fish in the last picture I had just got that week- so I know less about that one than the other 3 (ones not pictured) The others Ive had for 2 or 3 years- they seem to grow very very slowly- how big do they get?

 

[Noto]

Typical adult length is 6-8", but big ones can hit 12".

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I agree. All look like Greens.

 

[MultispeciesTamer]

The tab is well within normal range of the species. He's just very dark, which obscures the typical fin pigmentation. I'd call it a pure green.

whatever