Fish identity
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mr_X
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You are aware that the conch didn't actually catch the fish, right? The fish died and then the conch is cleaning up the mess.
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Themonsterisme
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Yea I didn't think the conch killed it but sure made a meal out of the gill section of the fishs head lol... Wouldn't that be something if conchs were killer conchs...(in movie announcers voice) "out of the depths of the sandy ocean bottom emerges a new menace...the KILLER CONCH!!" Haha
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Tony Gill
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I agree with Fundulus heteroclitus. If it's not that species, then it's a close relative. Mummichogs are very underrated aquarium fish. when I lived in Virginia 20 years ago I kept a few in a large brackish water setup, along with a range of gobies. The mummichogs were fairly well behaved, kept good colours, and I even had a few young show up (and grow up) in the tank. It's a shame most people simply view them as baitfish!
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