Who wants to trade natives?

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I am looking for 3-4" Green Sunfish and/or stonecats. Supposedly some lakes by me have Greenies, but I can never seem to catch them (though I get Bluegill and P-seeds up the wazoo), so I am calling on you guys. I am not much good at collecting so I would prefer to make a monetary exchange.
 
I catch fish like in my avatar all the time if anyone is interested... shoot me a pm
 
Anyone have any darters or native plants? I got some tilapia babies and will soon have some pygmy sunfish. Also I have these small fish ( no ID yet), but appear to be some type of minnow or killifish.
 
I'd be interested in some 7-8" channel cats.
 
Bumping this thread.


Right now I am looking for Longear (either MO or LA) and Prickly Sculpin (for different tanks). If anyone can get them and willing to ship. Let me know.
 
I have the following fish available for the price of shipping:

2" redbreast sunfish, sex unknown
4.5" redbreast sunfish, sex unknown
4.5" yellow bullheads (2), sex unknown

All of these fish eat pellets.
 
jvai said:
I catch fish like in my avatar all the time if anyone is interested... shoot me a pm
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Ahhhh, another Missourian that can appreciate how many of these little bait stealers we have. They're known as Lepomis megalotis to the science types, but they'll always be bait stealers to me. I have 4-5 in the 1-2" range and a 4 incher that's starting to show some good color. I've been doing 20 percent water changes twice a week to see if I can trick any of these little guys into thinking it's Spring and breed. I notices a pair of stonerollers defending and cleaning and area today so maybe love is in the air (or water I guess) in my tank. I have netted ten longears at a time on some recent collecting trips.

I'd be willing to trade for some sculpins if anyone has any to spare. I have access to a nearly unlimited supply of Missouri longears, yellow bullheads, blackspotted and balckbanded killies, and mosquito fish.
 
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