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Darnold9999
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Looks like mine got detached and I can't add any more???
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There you go 
In Photobucket you will see three boxes under each image - use the code in the img box - simply highlight and copy...then paste in here.
In Photobucket you will see three boxes under each image - use the code in the img box - simply highlight and copy...then paste in here.
CheddarChick
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Or this one
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CheddarChick
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Nice Cheddar, I'm thinking that last one is a Green Sunfish. It's missing the black spot on its anal fin, but everything else seems right.
TwoBit
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CheddarChick
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I wondered because he didn't seem to be the right shape, bluegills seem rounder.
Looking closer, the spot is developing. The one at the top is a Bluegill. Notice the orange chest indicitive of a male, but not fully grown due to the missing spots on the dorsal.
TwoBit
TwoBit
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Not a sunfish or bluegill.
The mouth is way too large for either and its shape is off for that species.
Looks like a juvenile bass of some sort. Notice the fading juvenile black stripes.
However you can seen parasitic worms (black spots) on the fins, very common lately.
http://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/fishing/aquanotes-fishid/grnsnfsh.htm
Sunfish and some basses are both members of family Centrarchidae. A bluegill is a sunfish.
Sunfish and some basses are both members of family Centrarchidae. A bluegill is a sunfish.
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