If we are using only color then I agree with CJBS they are looking more & more like common shiners. I am pretty sure that they are shiners. Good methods that you used to get them to spawn. Many shiners look quite a bit alike unless one can see small specific details that separate many of the species. We will know more next spring May-June when they are 1/2"-1" longer. Fish in a bag pics are better than those previous. Hint when you take more pics of fish in a bag use less water so the bag-water thickness is thin or narrow so you get a clearer pictures.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 09/02/13 07:52 PM.
