Another picture of the unknown
Submitted by Dean on Sat, 2007-05-19 19:23.
When it came up it was dark blue with yellow spots and squiggles on it's face.

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Another picture of the unknown
Submitted by Dean on Sat, 2007-05-19 19:23.
When it came up it was dark blue with yellow spots and squiggles on it's face. ![]() |
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luke
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gold spot sweetlips... quite
gold spot sweetlips... quite a dark meat.. not bad eating though
luke
fish for fun, the future, and the belly!!!
poddyfish
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Maori Sea Perch
Thats a small maori sea perch member of the lutjanid family.. see heaps whilst diving and have caught a few on line.. good looking fish fresh outta the water but i dunno wat they taste like... where did u catch that one???
luke
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may be similar, but i am
may be similar, but i am pretty sure it is a perth capture mate, and i doubt we get them here... i stand by what i called it for, a gold spotted sweetlips..
photo cortesy of the australian fishes museum site
luke
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fish for fun, the future, and the belly!!!
Adam Gallash
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Gold spot
Yep, definately a gold spotted sweetlip.
ROCKPOM
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Often seen in pairs near
Often seen in pairs near caves.
Dean
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looking at the pic that luke
looking at the pic that luke put up I would say sweetlips, tasted pretty good and I would keep one again.