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<p>I caught this fish roughly 4 years ago and still cannot figure it out. I caught it in east Texas at mary jo peckham park. I am certain it is something in the carp family but am not sure what exactly. I dont know if i posted my question in the right place either as i am new to this page. Any help is much appreciated. Thank you!</p>
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Photo not working, at least for me. Can you try to upload it again?
Can you view this one?
nope
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Posting pics on this site is difficult upload it publicly somewhere and put the link here it’ll be easier
http://roughfish.com/content/posting-pics-0
Check out this article on how to post pics. It is just not as easy as facebook to post pics.
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Thank you i added it and included the link in the description.
http://s1244.photobucket.com/user/nchull/media/D1E1B8DA-7F73-400C-9365-1B7C80F5870E_zpssz8vspyu.jpeg.html?filters%5Buser%5D=147297701&filters%5Brecent%5D=1&sort=1&o=0
I'd say common. Neat looking one though
2017: Total species (44), New (12)
2018: Total (94), New (50)
2019: Total (116), New (49)
2020: Total (63), New (9)
2021: Total (72), New (11)
2022: Total (151), New (59)
2023: Total (134), New (48)
2024: Total (32), New (13)
I gotta agree with Fishnerd, Common Carp or Koi, both count as the same species Cyprinus carpio on here (although there is some debate that Koi should be their own species)
It is not a goldfish because it has barbels, goldfish have 0 barbels on the mouth, carp have 2 on each side, hybrids usually have 1
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I'd probably call this a koi, but for roughfish lifelisting purposes it doesn't really matter whether it's a common or a koi.
SomewhereDownstream
I agree with the others. Koi.
Have you tried asking The American Carp Society?
http://www.americancarpsociety.com/
Mike
Think this was already ID'ed by the above members of this site.