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Elton

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Posted on behalf of Jareth. Please add all replies to this thread:

 

At my last visit to my local fishery packington somers i noticed the bream were slightly odd, they had small barnacles growing out of their scales in a regular pattern is was wondering is it a virus or natural?

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Probably spawning tuburcles............

 

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Male Bream get these white bums during spawning, totally natural.

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Male Bream get these white bums during spawning, totally natural.

 

I never really look there :o:D

 

Yes, it's just male bream.

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