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courtneyb
wrote:
8 min ago
Maybe a Ningaloo Muskray? Was quite camouflaged with the sand.
Dasyatidae (family)
LauraBailey
wrote:
2 hrs ago
I don't think it is Aspidontus taeniatus- the caudal fin lacks the black stripe. It is maybe some type of wrasse?
Aspidontus taeniatus
LauraBailey
wrote:
2 hrs ago
Would be far north for Parma mcculochi with reference to Fishes of Australia distribution map, but is the closest match I can find
Unverified Marine Fish Uncategorised
DougT
wrote:
Yesterday
This is a gudgeon of some type, probably Firetail or Western Carp. The presence of two dorsal fins means this is not a Gambusia.
Hypseleotris sp.
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