I.D. these please

[Miles]

The little black one with the spots is Paratilapia Polleni
(unless it's a crazy flowerhorn)

I would get rid of all the other junk fish and grow that out.. it's a nice single show fish for sure.


EDIT:

They were all caught in a river?

A pumpkinseed?

 

[Optimist]

Fish #2 looks like some kind of Fundulus species.

 

[K626]

In that last pic, behind the black striped one, does anyone think that fish in the background looks like a baby jag?????????

 

[Desert Bus]

Telling us your location might help. I, personally, didn't think that you could catch FW fish from the area around a pineapple under the sea.

 

[CHOMPERS]

The little black one with the spots is Paratilapia Polleni
(unless it's a crazy flowerhorn)

I would get rid of all the other junk fish and grow that out.. it's a nice single show fish for sure.


EDIT:

They were all caught in a river?

A pumpkinseed?

Thanks Miles. I went searching for pics of the Paratilapia Polleni and Pumkinseed and it looks more like the Paratilapia Polleni. I took more pics of it:

 

[CHOMPERS]

Fish #2 looks like some kind of Fundulus species.

I thought it was too big to be a killifish but thanks to your tip, I found this:
http://www.fishbase.se/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=49561&lang=Dutch

But I think it is Fundulus Seminolis:
http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/southflorida/everglades/marshes/glossary/seminolekillifish.html

 

[CTU2fan]

I think that one is some kind of sunfish, I swear I've seen a pic of it before...and of course I can't find my Florida field guide to check. If it's the one I'm thinking of it doesn't get big, not as big as a normal pumpkinseed or bluegill - but bigger than the pigmy sunfish. Also agree that the 3rd one looks like a dace. The 2nd one I have no clue, almost looks like a livebearer but really that's a guess.

 

[CHOMPERS]

In that last pic, behind the black striped one, does anyone think that fish in the background looks like a baby jag?????????

I do. I have the parents in another tank.

 

[Hawkfish3.0]

Telling us your location might help. I, personally, didn't think that you could catch FW fish from the area around a pineapple under the sea.

Apparently, SpongeBob here lives in Florida.

 

[CHOMPERS]

Telling us your location might help. I, personally, didn't think that you could catch FW fish from the area around a pineapple under the sea.

These came out of the St. Johns River just north of Orlando, Fl. I guess I put that in one of the other threads. I caught more than just these and have other threads going.