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Old 09-18-12, 09:18 AM   #1
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Hatchling Snapper

A co-worker found this little hatchling common snapper in our plant this morning. I think I may keep him over the winter and release him next spring...give him a little "jump-start' on life.


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Old 09-18-12, 09:24 AM   #2
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thats a cool wee guy you have there mate

i take it even at that size,they can deliver a nasty bite ?

i love how these guys look as adults

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Old 09-18-12, 09:36 AM   #3
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He hasn't been too active, he was dry as a bone when they found him. He's been moving around a little more since I brought him inside and got him wet.

But I still haven't put my finger in front of him either!
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When I was a kid I used to catch those all the time, I love the little buggers
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Sweet snapper.
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Nice little shelled one. Thanks for looking out for it.
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I love snappers. We had a couple through the years. Awesome creatures
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Cute lil bugger.


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Old 01-25-13, 07:46 PM   #9
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How's the little shelled one doing?
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