About three times now around the casino pier, I see these super friendly little zebra looking fish. Usually 3 or 4 of them together. One day they loved nibbling on my tail pad. It was pretty cool. Anybody know what that fish is called?
About three times now around the casino pier, I see these super friendly little zebra looking fish. Usually 3 or 4 of them together. One day they loved nibbling on my tail pad. It was pretty cool. Anybody know what that fish is called?
good question, they have black and white verticle stripes and look like a small sheepshead? are they, i've heard them called angel fish by other guys but that is probably not the real name cuz angelfish are freshwater, i only see them in the summer as well
I thought they were Sergeant Majors. But, they are not. They do look like angel fish.Originally Posted by ritecoastsurfer3
Angel fish are salt water & fresh water. 2 different types. Not just fresh water.
Last edited by Aguaholic; Jul 29, 2008 at 01:43 PM.
that fish is a spadefish
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10167210@N08/945405459/
Nuggets,
These fish have a much different shape. The fish are longer than they are high and much smaller. I don't think they were a spadefish. They were maybe only 3 inches long and about an inch high.
On a side note, a few teenagers caught a 5-6ft Great White about half a mile out in Sea Girt.
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Is that 100% true? Just asking...because it seems like every year during SHARK WEEK there are always crazy stories about sharks in our area. Is it a reliable source?On a side note, a few teenagers caught a 5-6ft Great White about half a mile out in Sea Girt.
Last edited by Aguaholic; Jul 29, 2008 at 05:12 PM.
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Pics or it didn't happen.On a side note, a few teenagers caught a 5-6ft Great White about half a mile out in Sea Girt.
Todd is right.....It did happen.Pics or it didn't happen.
This is all i could find on it but apparently it is true.
http://www.stripersonline.com/surfta...d.php?t=601474
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