I was feeding my fish this afternoon, hoping my mudpuppy would eat but he acts like he is afriad of night crawlers. I noticed the mudminnow hovering around the worms and, to me at least, he was doing a pretty good imitation of a coelacanth. He takes the same stance as you see when divers film the coelacanths in the deep ocean. He hovers by using all four of his fins. Just a strange observation...

Mudminnow
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Moontanman
, Jul 27 2017 10:22 PM
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Posted 28 July 2017 - 08:36 AM
In Germany they're called "dogfish" because the fin motion looks like a little dog running (probably a dachshund).
Gerald Pottern
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