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[kendragon]

Mine was a surface feeder. Always waited for the lid to open and eat everything off the surface.

 

[justarn]

It's rare I come on here an see something I don't recognise, I was confused then thinking that's not a bay snook lol...
Googled em now, nice fish.

 

[kendragon]

It's rare I come on here an see something I don't recognise, I was confused then thinking that's not a bay snook lol...
Googled em now, nice fish.

Don't say so much....bOOst doesn't know it's salt water fish.

 

[justarn]

Lol... can they stay fresh forever or do they need salt eventually?

 

[bOOsteN aUdI]

Mine was a surface feeder. Always waited for the lid to open and eat everything off the surface.

I hope mine is the same. Was it a lazy eater or did it feed like the cichla? I was surprised to see my bass chasing him a bit. Then I fed them and they stopped.

 

[bOOsteN aUdI]

Lol... can they stay fresh forever or do they need salt eventually?

I was just messing with you. I actually have a little salt in this setup . The bass and ray don't seem to mind. I actually think their appearance has brightened up and the ray seems to be as happy as a clam.

 

[suckerfish]

can I ask where you found the sword spine? haven't seen those in a few years. doh. just saw wes has them.

 

[bOOsteN aUdI]

can I ask where you found the sword spine? haven't seen those in a few years. doh. just saw wes has them.

It's actually a common or a black. It was collected from Suriname on the Atlantic side so I'm going to say it's a common snook. Sword spines have a shorter body length and the spike expends past the flank and passes were the tail starts. They also have other distinguishing characteristics.

 

[cigars]

Sweet pick up B!

 

[bOOsteN aUdI]

Sweet pick up B!

Thank you tank you. Bringing sexy back.