I've caught a pacu Andorra othere south American fish I think I keep seeing a arowanna in orange dr
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Can you ID this florida native fish?
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Dude jewels come in every color wolf lake there's a million of them
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Sooooooo many Tilapia farms have overflowed down here in Florida. And don't just blame the hobbiests. Florida Fish Farms have flooded so many different times from storms and hurricanes and spread their entire inventory to the wild so many different times. I have netted so many different tropicals out of the ditches even years ago as a kid. You would crap your pants to see what's in the canals and ditches and ponds of Florida!!!
Floridas brilliant solution to invasive tilapia? Peacock bass!! lmao throw those in and they'll eat anything...
Actually, the Peacock Bass that were originally let lose intentionally were meant to breed and the babies were supposed to be good food for the large mouth bass that are native here. Florida is the #1 State for very fast growing large mouth bass. Fishing is a major economic force here. I am not saying that the Peacock Bass were let lose legally, but the Bass Fishing folks did and have admitted in the past to letting lose bucket loads of juvi' Peacock Bass just to supplement the diet of trophy fish. AND, it has worked exactly as planned. Peacock Bass is a large percentage of the diet of local bass. Bluegill and Gambusia being the primary species of their diet.
