I could easily be wrong. I'm going more by the way they are together in there. Color is right for a wolf eel.
Pair of Gunnels or a juvenile Wolf Eel?
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Actually, that is pretty common for gunnels. They are very communal.
Juvenile wolfeels on the other hand are pretty exclusively solo.
Yes, that is why I thought gunnel. I have seen pictures on NW Dive Club of LOTS of gunnels lined up side by side. @Boarderguy Have you looked at the NW Dive Club site? Jan Kocian's pictures are amazing.
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I'm on there under the same name. Jan has some really cool pics and an amazing back story.
That's really cool to see. Three differing colors is what I'm hung up on. Still really neat. I've seen the together often but almost always greens and reds. Never that orange and not ones so very different in appearance.
Now I need to go look at Jan's pics again
Pietsch and Orr have a three volume set called "Fishes of the Salish Sea" that all the cool fisheries biology folks like.
If that's too much for you, my fishery friends recommend Coastal Fishes of the Pacific Northwest by Lamb and Edgell.
For no good reason I have both on a shelf at work, none at home where I could really use one....
If that's too much for you, my fishery friends recommend Coastal Fishes of the Pacific Northwest by Lamb and Edgell.
For no good reason I have both on a shelf at work, none at home where I could really use one....
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