• We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo

Gar Identification - Post your Gar to be ID'd HERE!!

hi Rostratusgar,

i also believe you have a Florida gar. the pattern and build match the farmed Florida gars we see in the hobby most frequently. SNG usually have a different pattern at this stage (although they can look similar), and the likelihood of getting spotted gars out there is very low. IMO (and i believe Richard and i have discussed this as well), SPGs at YOY stages appear to have smaller eyes than FLGs...may try to dig up some pics for comparison, but it's a weird occurrence that is just more or less observation/opinion at this stage--
--solomon
 
Thank you friends. Will I be considered a Florida gar. Later I will send new photos. Since the size of which can recognize 100 percent of the Florida gar Spotted gar?
 
Here is the video for better identification. I consider it as Florida gar as you advised me.

[YT]l7aetw0ioeU[/YT]
 
IMG_6131.jpgIMG_6124.jpgIMG_6132.jpgIMG_6125.jpg

IMG_6131.jpg

IMG_6124.jpg

IMG_6132.jpg

IMG_6125.jpg
 
before you all freak this tank and gar are not being kept in CA....so sorryabout the confusion.
 
I agree with Wiggles, that's a florida gar.


I have a gar that I'm looking for a second opinion on. Here are some older pics of the gar when it was dispaying a darker more contrasting pattern. Usually there is almost no hint of any spots present on the body.

100_0023.JPG

100_0022.JPG
 
I agree with Wiggles, that's a florida gar.


I have a gar that I'm looking for a second opinion on. Here are some older pics of the gar when it was dispaying a darker more contrasting pattern. Usually there is almost no hint of any spots present on the body.

definitely looks like a FLG to me kevin; even if it has minimal pattern now, the morphology stacks up to FLG IMO--
--solomon
 
IMAG0180.jpg
I'm sure it's a Florida Gar but I'll let the experts decide.
BTW he's only in the 55gal temporarilly while the 200gal was geting fixed. He goes back in the 200 tomorrow.

IMAG0180.jpg
 
Back
Top