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One of my relatives stocked some trouts in the pond just as an experiment. He wanted to see how could they survive during the summer. As far as I understand, he ordered rainbow trouts but he isn't sure what has he got. These fish do not like like usual rainbow trouts. I have to admit that I haven't seen little rainbow trout though. These aren't brown trouts - at least this is for sure. Any ideas?  
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Seems like this IS rainbow trout but I'd like to wait for an expert to be sure.
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Looks like a rainbow trout to me, but I am not an expert. Anyone else?
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Rainbow trout fingerling with parr markings. See below: Be aware many of the fish lower down the page are NOT rainbows. http://www.google.com/search?q=rainbow+t...024&bih=564
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I tried "juvenile rainbow trout" and found out the same. Thanks 
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