After Eric did some more research online, he found it appears to be a Mirror Carp, which are commonly found in Europe. It is said that they were originally bred by monks to have less scales for easier cleaning.
"Snips and snails and puppy dog tails, that's what little boys are made of!" Surrounded by my sweet boys (hubby Eric, sons Connor and Ramsey, and our dog, Jango), I thought this a rather befitting name for my crew's blog. To our cherished friends and family, happy viewing! We love you!
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
A Funky Fish
It's not too often that we get worked up over a carp we've caught (unless it's insanely huge), but on our little venture to the new hot spot last Monday, Eric reeled in this never-before-seen (at least by us or anyone we talked to) carp.
Eric sent pictures of it to his buddies and colleagues. No one had a clue as to what kind it was.
After Eric did some more research online, he found it appears to be a Mirror Carp, which are commonly found in Europe. It is said that they were originally bred by monks to have less scales for easier cleaning.
After Eric did some more research online, he found it appears to be a Mirror Carp, which are commonly found in Europe. It is said that they were originally bred by monks to have less scales for easier cleaning.
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