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need a lot bigger tank 75g+ is min for Lepomis species. Enneacanthus could work but there not from there. bluegill get big even by Lepomis standards and are very aggressive. some darters or Topminnows would work from your region. always check laws about collecting 1st and be 100% sure to be...

well there's a gator that's been seen bunch over several years in the desplaines river in northern il so i would say it's definitely possible

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wish i had a tank for a pike but o well will stick to the smaller esox for now

won't hurt them but it doesn't have as good of a nutrient value for them.

the face pattern screams warmouth but body shape and rest of body color don't. best guess warmouth x green the pectoral fins look alot like my greens in coloration

white would more than likely correct 3 days without eating isn't much they can be little finky about eating and really do better over sand. have you tried blood worms?

tank mates are snacks. they need cool moving well oxygenated water .easily hit 12" in a year 300g is a good tank size minimum so be ready for that upgrade rather quickly.

I have to drop some natives in the mix mi long ear sunfish western dollar warmouth less aggressive but more size and one of my favorite personality wise Red fin/grass pickerel not active as much other then when hunting but looks fierce and is the fighter plane of the fish world if...

there's almost always on aquabid http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwusnative

Hikari carnivore pellets is what i use for new fish i soak them in water that i thaw bloodworms in. i feed mine a mixed diet of pelts frozen bloodworms and frozen krill tho he has lost interest in the blood worms now that he's pretty big

ding ding winner winner chicken dinner

. Native to Oregon

nope

nope

northern pike, rtc,tsn, whale shark

he's a fatty lol personally don't let mine get that full feed just enough so he has a slight bulge then feed again when it goes away.

yeah definitely looks like chain and from a quick google anytime Florida and pickerel are together so is chain hope you got a tank big enough they get about 2 foot.

it is in the Catostomus family

its not a stripped redhorse