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fossil fish (priscacara)

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palaeoart Had some fun on Sunday night prepping this 4 inch Priscacara extinct fish from the Green River Formation. This freshwater perch-like fish would have settled to the bottom of this Great Lake in Wyoming 50 million years ago so it was great to be able to breathe life back into it last night. Love the fact that no human has ever seen these fossils until they’re slowly uncovered.
6.85" Fossil Fish (Priscacara) - Wyoming
13" Fossil Fish (Priscacara)
Keeping fish of the Genus Priscacara at Home
Looking for a fish for your home aquarium? One that you won’t just find in any old pond? One that’s interesting, low maintenance, and very hard-y? The fish of the genus Priscacara may be just what you are looking for. This should give you an idea of how to keep these fish, though really you may find yourself having to dig up more on your own.

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Fossil fish from Wyoming! Priscacara from the Green River Formation, where they're common. This little guy is from the Eocene epoch (which lasted between 56 to 34 million years ago). Weird to think that it was swimming pretty comfortably at some point and is now in my cabinet.
Priscacara and Knightia