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What species of shark is this? I caught it at the 6 mile boey on sunday. Thought it was a lemon shark untill i saw the teeth. It never really used it's full strenth.
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In that last photo the head looks a little like a tiger..but at that size it should have the mottled grey? Dunno....
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That is a lemon shark mate can tell by the dorsal and head. These are the most common caught shark for me when I go shark fishing.
You have been misguided on a lemon shark as most people on this site call a tawny nurse shark a lemon shark for some unknown reason.
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Yep. Definatly a sicklefin Lemon shark. The teeth are all ragged and crossed over.
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for arguements sake we will just call him....Bruce lol
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cuddlescooper wrote:Yep. Definatly a sicklefin Lemon shark. The teeth are all ragged and crossed over.
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