Bringing up the Orange spot bristlenose topic again ;)

[jamosfish]

www.planetcatfish.com/for...hp?t=11902<
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>A pic of a oragne spot from someone in Scottland.<
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>jamos

[Alan Caboolture]

Stired up a bit of debate there as well eh Jamos !!<
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>(For those interested check the link, the I D is still not known)<
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>This fish (Aus Orange spot
istle nose) caused quite a bit of heated debate a while ago when some one in Victoria labled this fish "Brown peppermint"as adult fish.<
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>They tried to prove their point by posting pics of juvinile fish (with thier characteristic rusty orange spots) as a different species to the "
own peppermints"<
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>We are currently documenting the colour changes from hatchlings, to ''orange spot'' juviniles, to ''
own peppermint'' adults just to prove our argument that the Victorian claim was wrong and decieving.<
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>But, hell,we still don''t know what they are!!!!<
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>Nor can we I D our peppermints or our common Bristle nose.<
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>Alan. When life gives you lemons ask for a bottle of tequila & salt.<
>The only danger I find in life is to take too many precautions. Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet.<
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