I am not seeing any of the "red bay snook" in those pics. I've had red bay snooks, I've had jags, I've had gold jags... This fish is NOT a normal gold jag BUT it is definitely a jag, no question. If it's still available, GRAB IT! It is a leucistic jag, something I've never seen before. The jaws, head, body, pattern, and even the fins are jag all the way. Even the eyes are a jag's eyes.
IS THIS A JAG OR NOT #2 (new pic's) >>>HELP ME OUT GUY's<<<
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Not white enough to be leucistic....it's definitely something odd though.santoury;648805; said:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38534
Just because a fish is leucistic doesn't mean it can't be yellow. Quite on the contrary, leucisticness means "albino with black eyes" in simplest terms. (Same as calling a fish a "black eyed albino" practically)
Look at leucistic algae eaters, osphronemus and so forth - all are yellowish. Heck, most albinos are not even "white" to begin with.
Unless if somebody wants to get all geeky and technical with the Tyrosine positive / negative talk (Seriously though, I'd like to be informed, if this is the case here)
Once again - gorgeous JAG - grab it!
Look at leucistic algae eaters, osphronemus and so forth - all are yellowish. Heck, most albinos are not even "white" to begin with.
Unless if somebody wants to get all geeky and technical with the Tyrosine positive / negative talk (Seriously though, I'd like to be informed, if this is the case here)
Once again - gorgeous JAG - grab it!
could it be xanthic morph or is it too orange for that. Either way I think it is definitely a Jag. And you seriously better buy that
thats definitely a jag IMO, everything but the color says MANAGUENSE..even the shape of it's tail fin..
it would be interesting if it were a hybrid..but i doubt it
it would be interesting if it were a hybrid..but i doubt it
there was a size said but in the other thredStab;648729; said:Just thought of another possibility... How big is this fish? From the pictures it looks nicely sized yet there is no mentio of its actual lenght (or is there?). Has anyone ever seen an OLD female snook? Many fish grow "sideways" as they mature, perhaps snook's shape distorts to resemble a jag? I dunno, just a crazy idea...
she is just over 7inche's
