Copper Workx
Ross & Mitch
Coromandel
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Catalogue » Fish
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A favourite with the divers, and the family and friends at the dinner table or bbq! Looks great up on the wall inside or out, has a real sticky, feel to it just like the real thing. Another example of a catch and release trophy, of the one that got away!! Hook on back, feelers are detachable for easy transporting.
Size measure tail to tip of feelers. View Full Details
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The John Dory is found in warm temperate waters around NZ. It is a solitary fish that feeds on a variety of smaller species. A striking character that goes well on long narrow vertical walls, or under a spotlight. The spines can be adjusted to suit, and the fish can stand independantly or hang on a wall.
Suitable inside or out the Dory despite its grumpy face is very eye catching, and a conversation starter.
Size measured top of spine to belly & head to tail View Full Details
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Found on the coastal waters of the northern South Island but more commonly in the North Island of NZ.
The kingfish are surface to midwater fish and an important recreational species. View Full Details
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A wonderful round fish for the bathroom, a favourite with the ladies. Could add little glass bubbles coming up from the mouth for greater effect. Equally eye catching around the pool and garden. View Full Details
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Popular with every walk of life, inside or outside this guy has attitude and isnt afraid to show it! Great gifts for all ages and stages.
Size - 220x150mm View Full Details
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A popular present for all from grandma's to boy racers! A more friendly version than it's cousin Grumpy, but a mixture of the two in a pack of 3 or 5 make a great feature on any bathroom, living-room or outside wall.
Size: back to belly - 220mm head to tail = 150mm View Full Details
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A lovely looking stylised design cut to bring through the colour of the wall behind. Looks wonderful in a school of 3, 5 or 7 in the bathroom, kitchen or at the door entrance on outside of house. A great thank you gift.
Size:back to belly = 210mm head to tail = 130mm View Full Details
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Typically, salmon are anadromous: they are born in fresh water, migrate to the ocean, then return to fresh water to reproduce. However, populations of several species are restricted to fresh water through their lives. Various species of salmon display anadromous life strategies while others display freshwater resident life strategies. Folklore has it that the fish return to the exact spot where they were born to spawn.
Size approx - 560 x215mm View Full Details
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One of NZ's most important recreational and commercial species. Actual fish may live up to 60 years and our fish last even longer !! A fantastic gift for Dad to represent the one that 'got away'! Can be hung on a wall or can stand alone on a table.
Looks superb as a singular feature above the fireplace; in the dining room or in the entrance way. An eye catcher on any outside wall, fence or gate.
Size measured, Back to belly & head to tail
The Snapper Baby has slightly less detailed. eg no glass eye. A PHOTO WILL BE POSTED SHORTLY View Full Details
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Every one deserves to be a star! Make your room or patio into a 5 star rating! A great thank you present or fun gift for all ages, can be hung from hook on the back on the kids bedroom or in amongst fish and seahorses to form a grand copper mural... Plenty of options available.
175mm diameter. View Full Details
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Our larger ray represents an Eagle Ray, with an elevated head, slightly curved wings and has a small spine with dorsal fin at the base of the tail.
We have recently modified our stingray range to now have shorter tails as shown on the photo of the Stingray Med.
Remember each copper cylinders are different in color. We can always send you a photo of the finished product. View Full Details
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Trout were introduced to NZ and Australia, back in 1848 by transporting ova in ice on board steamer boats, taking up to 74 days travelling. The cooler waters in NZ have suited the trout species and they have thrived to great lengths offering superb sport fishing in the rivers and lakes.
Jumping: back to belly = 150mm head to tail = 400mm
Medium: back to belly = 160mm head to tail = 550mm View Full Details
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