greentinroof
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Found it in some culvert runoff over the snow in our yard, can't identify it. We are in central Alberta. I'll probably put it back somewhere, but shits frozen yo.
Mar 21, 2018 5:09 PM
greentinroof
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Found it in some culvert runoff over the snow in our yard, can't identify it. We are in central Alberta. I'll probably put it back somewhere, but shits frozen yo.
iNeverCouldGetTheHangOfThursdays
Throw in some insects and call him Jimmy that will do
assbad
I always upvote fish
DarisonStrange
Looks like a curmilliins harshback! very rare to be north of kansas... source: masters degree in fishology at the university of cowfeces
greentinroof
I think it's a Stickleback now! Thanks.
romanaclef
Looks like a paler coloured Brook Stickleback (Culaea inconstans). I think I can see hints of the spines in the photo.
greentinroof
Yeah it has small spines so I figured walleye but it doesn't look like a walleye. I will cross reference your suggestion, thanks!
greentinroof
Definitely a Brook Stickleback, thank you very much. I had no idea these even existed around here.
romanaclef
De nada.