Re: NFC: Mystery Sunfish

[Ty <tyhall at mia_net>]

Thanks everyone. I guess it is a Crappie. I'll forgo counting the dorsal
spines and simply wait until it grows out a bit. Then it should be
eaisier to tell if it's balck or white. Besides he's still a little
spooked and goes into hiding whenever I get near the tank. I'm surprised
I was able to even get the pictures.

Ty



>
> --- Ty <tyhall at mia_net> wrote:
> > Any help ID'ing this one? I netted it last week. I
> > am in S.E. Wisconisn.
> > It looks like a young Crappie, but I think it's too
> > small to be from
> > last year and too large to be from this year and the
> > silver coloring
> > doesn't look like a crappie. It's about 2 inches
> > from tip to tip. The
> > fins are wrong for an Orange Spot. I give up. I
> > caught it in a slow
> > moving slough in some weeds along the shore line
> > with some Central
> > Mudminnows. The picture is not the best, but it's
> > the best I could get
> > this morning. I'll post a better one if I can get
> > one.
> >
> > http://www.mia.net/tyhall/MysteryFish1.jpg
> >
> > Ty
> >
>
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