Show us your tropical reef fish!

Ogcocephalus darwini

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A true gem for species collector, NICE!

bmathison1972 wrote:

A true gem for species collector, NICE!

Thank you :)

Amazing fish models.

Very rare models, thanks for sharing.

Many thanks friends :)

Bullyland

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Thanks :)

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Thanks

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widukind wrote:

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what blue-ringed octopus is that?

Yes, and the belemnite? Both are nice. (I like the tiny octopus in your 09 May picture also)

bmathison1972 wrote:

widukind wrote:

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what blue-ringed octopus is that?

It is K&M, deadliest Australian tube

pipsxlch wrote:

Yes, and the belemnite? Both are nice. (I like the tiny octopus in your 09 May picture also)

Thank you :)

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Until now my fishes were mostly the Colorata Salt Water Fish set, composed by temperate oceanic species and, in less grade, temperate-cold rocky shore species. Plus some deepwater Ikimon (Kitan Club) ones. So none of them are really "tropical reef" species.

But now, I have one. Homemade Ornate Butterflyfish (Colorata Salt Water Fish scorpionfish behind):
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good sculpting!

Beautiful fishes

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widukind wrote:

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I'm now able to use a silver pen for repaint and that means I could be interested in the slender sunfish of the image. Could you provide me exact measurements of the figure and a sharper individual photo for see if it's enough detailed? Thanks!

Okay soon, but I can say the fish is very small