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I have a bunch of bluegill in my pond that have faint stripes on them, like a crappie. I thought they were CNBG but now im not sure. they have a black dot on there gill to.
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They probably aren't CNBG unless you stocked them. I see a lot of native BG that have stripes, are they verticle, 3 or 4 bands? The trick is to identify if they are a hybrid mix, look for the neon blue/green veins running from their mouth back toward the gills.
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I have a bunch of bluegill in my pond that have faint stripes on them, like a crappie. I thought they were CNBG but now im not sure. they have a black dot on there gill to. Would you be able to email me a photo? I could post the picture.
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Thanks Bruce i will. I send it tonight when i get home. Im gonna send it from my phone.
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First all that hail, now this. 
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Holding a redear sunfish is like running with scissors.
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Jeez, all this time I thought you were supposed to put the fish in the pond, am I embarrased or what.
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Those look mostly like regular BG. A few seem to have a few CNBG traits but hard to tell for sure.
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I'd have to agree with ewest. All I see are bluegill, with maybe one or two with some coppernose look to them.
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I have a bunch of bluegill in my pond that have faint stripes on them, like a crappie. I thought they were CNBG but now im not sure. they have a black dot on there gill to. JHFV, what was the conditon of the water? Clear, off-color, muddy? Cloudy day - clear? Those critters can change color quickly and bar patterns as well. Take a higher resolution close-up photo if you can and describe the light and water conditions.
Last edited by george1; 05/10/08 06:45 AM. Reason: crop photos
N.E. Texas 2 acre and 1/4 acre ponds Original george #173 (22 June 2002)
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