PeterH

Out of curiosity, where did you get your Coochin Creek rhads. East or west of Steve Irwin Way ?

Generally they are the main ones that you will find. There are a few other types that are around but they are few and far between, most of which don't have anything anymore. A few droughts followed by rain events got rid of a fair few. You'll probably start finding tilapia everywhere soon as they seem to be spreading everywhere.

Looks like a dragonfly nymph

Meetings are on the second Friday of every second month, starting February. 730PM Bar Jai Hall Clayfield

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From memory no.

Never been trapping that far west before. Probably any creek/river with flowing water and trees either side. I don't know of the feral situation out west. Keep us posted on how you go.

First one looks like some sort of damselfish. No idea what sort.

They mail express to Victoria so Queensland shouldn't be a problem. You can only keep it until it's 60cm long and then you would have to return. Could be a good way to cut down on goldfish.

Meeting on Friday 08 December at 7:30pm. The December meeting includes our AGM.

Meeting on Friday 13 October at 7:30pm. From Facebook. Unfortunately Peter Ford was crook last meeting, so this meeting he'll take us on tour through the jungles of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore looking at fish and aquatic plants in the wild.

My wife uses scented melts in the kitchen and they don't affect the bristlenose. However different brands may use different substances in them so it is possible.

You may want some sort of barrier or cover over it as well to keep out toads & other wildlife. If your yard isn't fenced you may get local dogs going for a swim in it as well.

Very nice. I will probably have to get out and start doing trapping again. What's the gudgeon in the background of the second shot ?