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Tarkey


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help please
My wife noticed a strange creature in the fishtank last night. It was about 1/2 inch in length and a light brownish colour. She said it shed a skin. looking at it with a glass I thought it could be a dragonfly. I have a picture so it could be emailed


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John Cooper


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If you go to Ipswich Museum Tarkey I reckon that they might be able to identify it, they do link up with Colchester Museum these days and also use Colchester Zoo for identifying such species, so I guess that is good way forward........

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Thanks John

I have in the meantime been on a fishkeeping forum that I belong to and this is fairly common as a problem. They apparently come in on live plants. Most of ther plants sold are from Singapore.
I have just watched on you tube a nymph attacking a small fish and it was scary. The advice I have recieved is get it out pronto or the little fish will vanish.
thanks again

-- Edited by Tarkey on Thursday 11th of June 2009 09:23:33 AM

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This Darter was one of dozens to be found at RSPB Minsmere on Tuesday

The male Ruddy Darter [002273].jpg



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WL Banded Demoiselle 041.JPGWL Banded Demoiselle 042.JPGWL Dragonfly Norf 009.JPGWL DragonflyDSC_0012.JPG



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