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DougT
wrote:
21 May 2025
This is not a Port Jackson shark, as it lacks a forward-positioned dorsal fin. It is most likely a draughtboard shark, and it is certainly a catshark of some species.
Cephaloscyllium laticeps
courtneyb
wrote:
20 May 2025
Maybe a Ningaloo Muskray? Was quite camouflaged with the sand.
Dasyatidae (family)
DougT
wrote:
19 May 2025
This is a gudgeon of some type, probably Firetail or Western Carp. The presence of two dorsal fins means this is not a Gambusia.
Hypseleotris sp.
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