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I thought it could be a sand eel but never seen a live sand eel
Anyone have pick?
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again, speckled worm eel. Last edited by capt coonassty; 12-06-2013 at 12:05 PM. |
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Looks like a winner!
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I have been looking through some books and can't find anything on a 'sand eel' in the gulf, the only ones are in the northeast Atlantic (called 'sand lances') but thats just how common names go though (A white perch down here is totally different than one in the north). And not all 'eels' are true eels, could clear it up if we could see the top fins. With what I can see my $.02 I think they are just american eels in the young stage coming in from the sea. The life cycle is that they come in as 'glass eels' (I guess to camoflage them from predators) and once they get to an estuary they begin to grow and change colors (at a young age they are brown on top and light on bottom so kinda goes with what the previous poster was saying about the brown on top and white on bottom?). They just hang out in the sand getting ready for their travels upstream (maybe why they are sand eels?) young ones on the bottom kinda fit the bill |
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what was this captioned as? American eel? sand eel? give a scientific name? |
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I googled 'ashley tubbs eel; and got dis pic
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Looks like a good fit on Captcoonazzty
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Yes, that is the exact eel that we saw that night bowfishing. Those little jokers were everywhere.
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