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Blue Fish
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Uploaded: 03/08/17 10:11 PM GMT
Blue Fish
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Don't know the name but that is what it is - a blue fish.
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.Tomeast
03/08/17 11:11 PM GMT
Something I wouldn`t see around here so no guess , great shot.
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Just a couple of notes here, Raj.
First.. you have a duplicate posted.
I'll leave it to you to choose between and delete one.
Then..
Have a look at Jeff's; aka Pistos upload from the other day. Namely; "Sparkly Fish".
In the comments are a couple of tips for future reference.
First.. you have a duplicate posted.
I'll leave it to you to choose between and delete one.
Then..
Have a look at Jeff's; aka Pistos upload from the other day. Namely; "Sparkly Fish".
In the comments are a couple of tips for future reference.
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Interesting fish Raj - he does look kind of blue/green.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hope it isn't an edible species, Raj. Too beautiful to consume it, ☺ .
Thanks for this very fine one, my friend!
Thanks for this very fine one, my friend!
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Some kind of Grouper maybe...Good take...R.
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Well captured Raj - it looks quite exotic.
I think Richie is correct and Cornelius will be disappointed. It certainly looks like a groper (or grouper). They become less blue as they age and they can live as long as 60 years. The NZ Maori name for it is Hapuku. I can vouch for its deliciousness :)
I think Richie is correct and Cornelius will be disappointed. It certainly looks like a groper (or grouper). They become less blue as they age and they can live as long as 60 years. The NZ Maori name for it is Hapuku. I can vouch for its deliciousness :)
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The background helps to set him off nicely, I think the others have given you the right name. Raj, a hard capture, but you did good.
tigs=^..^=
tigs=^..^=
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I agree with Richie ... some sort grouper or cichlid. Hates a mystery, Raj. :| Go back to where you took the pic and find out. lol
I am assuming that you took this through glass? Great job of capturing color and clarity, without any glare (other than the fish's).
I am assuming that you took this through glass? Great job of capturing color and clarity, without any glare (other than the fish's).
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AS noted above, it looks like a type of grouper. Another excellent aquarium capture.
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Wow, Fabulous shot through the glass, love the colours and the way the blue one really pops
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