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Hi, I have caught some fry of my pond at home in Austria (Europe). I do not know if they are largemouth bass, but I think they are. So that would be very fine if my bass did spawn! Here two pictures: Please, can you help me do identify this fry!!!  
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Can you state the size of the fry ? Here are some LMB yoy/fry.   
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about 1 centimeter long (that are 0,39 inch)
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Neptun, what other fish species are in the pond? That might help identify the fry as well if they aren't LMB.
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Their mouth and facial structure does not seem right to me but that may develop, plus I dont have any idea about small fish id haha.
Get out and fish.
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Neptun, Here is a baby LMB. I think it was around 20 millimeters. In the Centrarchidae(Sunfish) Family the preanal length is equal to or less than the postanal length. They also have around 25-30 myomeres or muscle segments but that is hard to tell without a microscope. It is not a member of the minnow(Cyprinidae) family or the sucker(Catostomidae) family. 
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ewest: bass on your picture are much bigger than my fry. I will watch the fry at my lake growing... maybe I can catch some small fish in 2 weeks again. Than I hopefully can see the typical dark strap! other species in the lake: Zander (similar to walley) Perch that`s it. here are two detail photos from the fry: look at the back fin (it seems typical for LMB, I think) look at the 2 dorsal fins  
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Look ans see if this helps. Don't know if its a LMB or not. http://www.flickr.com/photos/juniorvelo/474900727/
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