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#176116 11/22/2018 06:45 PM
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Does anybody know what kind of fish this is?

[sorry didn‘t figuered out how to add pictures to my posting]


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That would be the fish that got away laugh

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From that picture my guess would be some kind of Stonefish.

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Is there any possibility to add pictures?

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If the picture is online somewhere, use the link button. If not, you can upload the picture to the photo gallery.

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to go to a FAQ about how to do that


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It's a Remora


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When they’re around forget about fishing, they’ll swallow the bait the minute it hits the water and when released he’ll do it again and again. They hang around under and attached to your hull waiting for a shark,ray or large turtle to attach to.

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Fran is correct. Specifically, a "shark-sucker remora"


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