Help identifying my Animals :)

The surgeonfish have a very well done shape, but none species with this colour scheme exist. Clearly in genus Acanthurus (not Paracanthurus for example, that have a convex front profile). It could represent Acanthurus leucosternon. that have very vaguely similar colours, and concave profile too.

For the rosy thing I have not a clue. It could represent a mullet (family Mullidae), but then it's badly done.

Next one is very clearly a  "koi" common carp (Cyprinus carpio).

Next one is a pufferfish of any sort, maybe Arothron sp.. It also could do a more or less acceptable representation as short-spined porcupinefish, Diodon hystrix, if adequately painted.

For the next one, yoy already said just all what is possible to say. Very clearly a butterflyfish in the genus Chaetodon, tough none match this colour scheme. Chaetodon ocellatus is vaguely similar, they just misplaced the black band and the black dot.

The eel is the most interesting of this set. I will vote for Myrichthys colubrinus, unless someone finds a better match.

And finally the last one is unmistakable even if not very well done: Phycodurus eques.

Pardofelis wrote:

For the next one, yoy already said just all what is possible to say. Very clearly a butterflyfish in the genus Chaetodon, tough none match this colour scheme. Chaetodon ocellatus is vaguely similar, they just misplaced the black band and the black dot.

I visited the genus recently and I also think it is the best guess, just very lazy painting on it.

Thank you very much again Pardo for your help! Your identification always help me to make my collection more diverse or to sort some figures out!
A shame that the "pink fish" doesn´t ressemble a real species, as the model is quite good made.

Thanks Roger, too.

After the Fishes, now Birds and Reptiles:

I have this owl since I´m a child. It can remember, that my parents bought it in a supermarket and it was a set of different figures (owl, toucan, lions).
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This toucan was in the same set as the grey owl. I listed it as tawny-tufted toucanet, but perhaps someone has a better idea.
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This owl is made of resin, but it has joined my collection since I´m a child.
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This Goose was part of a set of different "Made in China" farm animals. I searched, but there isn´t a goose with a red patch on the head. But perhaps there exists a breed?
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However this duck from the same set as the goose, could represent a wild animal? Or is it a breed, too?
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Finally, a dinosaur species. It´s a small figure with the label "Made in China"
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Thank you

The goose looks like a rather poor example of a domestic Chinese goose.They have a knob above the beak which is generally black but in the white variety it is orange.

Both owls are generic and not intend to represent any real species, but the first one can be matched as one of the horned owls (genus Bubo). The other owl is too unrealistic for matching any species.

The toucan was almost sure done after a toco toucan. But if you need one more colour-matching figure, the female of the species that you said is a good match (tough is totally sure that the model was not modelled after it), another good candidate could be a saffron toucanet.

The goose was already said, is a domestic Chinese goose (hybrid of Anser anser x Anser cygnoides).

The duck is a domestic duck (mallard).

And the dinosaur is Ankylosaurus magniventris.

Thank you Taos! :) And thank you again Pardofelis for your amazing help! :)

Just a question for the dinosaur, as I´m not a expert at all. The figure hasn´t the famous large club on the end of its tail. Could it be another species of this genus or didn´t such dinosaurs exists so that it is only a "fantasy" model?

Hi :)
This time only breeds...as I´m no horse expert at all. They only are Made in Hong Kong/China models and so, maybe they are only generic with wrong paint. But as I know that there are horse specialists in this forum, I wanted to ask anyway.

Thank you :)

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I am not a horse expert but the right guy is an Arabian horse and the left guy is some kind of draft horse, probably a Brabant.

The little one on the left bottom looks like a Shetland pony, and is a really nice model! The one in full tack is just a generic horse.

The light brown is an Arabian and I think the white one is possibly a Shire/Clydesdale.The little brown/white looks like a Shetland by Bullyland as I have the same model.The white horse with the tack is just a general riding horse-its a New Ray or a copy as I have this model but with a rider and without the base.

Thank you everybody :)

Taos wrote:

The white horse with the tack is just a general riding horse-its a New Ray or a copy as I have this model but with a rider and without the base.

It´s indeed a New Ray model. The rider is somewhere in my box of humans and the base was added by my dad as the figure had massive standing problems :)

And now, I will start with the animal group, that I´m least involved with identifications invertebrates and I think this will be a challenge ^^

I start with a sea cucumber, that I bought in Andreas shop. It´s an unknown brand from China. Maybe someone knows the species :)

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Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

And now, I will start with the animal group, that I´m least involved with identifications invertebrates and I think this will be a challenge ^^

I start with a sea cucumber, that I bought in Andreas shop. It´s an unknown brand from China. Maybe someone knows the species :)

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I think it is a black sea cucumber

As already teased, I will start with my invertebrates. The threads of Blaine were a big help to identify most of my animals. Some of them, even Blaine couldn´t identify into species level. However, here are the ones that I haven´t seen in his threads or were I hopeful, that someone could identify them.

Thanks

corals and jellyfishes and anemones
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Weico
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snails and shells
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Safari
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crabs and spiders
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Red-clawed crab (Chiromantes haematocheir) unknown maker
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insects and unknown
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Well I can't help and it seems Blaine or Pardo missed the topic

I hope you can get help from someone more identified with this kind of figures. I'm convinced your arachnides are all identifiable.

Thank you :) Yes, I still hope that one of them will visit the thread^^ However, Pardo wasn´t very active the last months...

Little reminder that I still need some help
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Got some suprise gifts from Sandspielfiguren.de :) Small fishes, that are very well done. They are not marked and remind me of some sort of deco fishes. For size comparison, you can look into my newcomers thread :)

Any idea? Even that they are small, they could represent real animals.

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And a little reminder of the only fish, that I haven´t identified yet. Any idea?
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The one on the upper right is an opah (Lampris guttatus)

Duck-Anch-Amun wrote:

Got some suprise gifts from Sandspielfiguren.de :) Small fishes, that are very well done. They are not marked and remind me of some sort of deco fishes. For size comparison, you can look into my newcomers thread :)

Any idea? Even that they are small, they could represent real animals.

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And a little reminder of the only fish, that I haven´t identified yet. Any idea?
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your fish at the bottom is the same as this bundle - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
check half way down the page

@Christophe
Thank you very much, 1 down, three to go

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Very interesting! When you look the last 2 pages of this thread, you can see that I have some more of the same models that you´ve presented in your thread :) However yours are in a much better shape^^

I´ve got mine since my childhood, good to see that there are some other members with them and that there are some more models to hunt. However, still not clear which species they present ^^