South Florida Fish Collecting pt2

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Oddball said:
Looks like fun. You should grab some water lily rhizomes to take to Europe with you.
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i would love to grab a lot of stuff from Florida and take with me. but i am moving to brand new country (Transdniestria) so it will be a while before i can set anything up (ok, probably 2-3 months). I cant go back to Ukraine for obvious reasons
 
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That fish you you are having trouble figuring out is a baby bluegill. I live in the Miami area myself. Can you give me a link of where you were on google maps? PLEEEAASSE. I need some new collecting locations myself. Also, good luck on your move.
 
Oddball said:
Looks like fun. You should grab some water lily rhizomes to take to Europe with you.
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Surprised you would suggest this.
 
timetraveler22 said:
That fish you you are having trouble figuring out is a baby bluegill. I live in the Miami area myself. Can you give me a link of where you were on google maps? PLEEEAASSE. I need some new collecting locations myself. Also, good luck on your move.
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hey, i am in hollywood. most of the killifish are in every pond. i usually go to local parks for them, if you want gobies try canals. the place on my blog is right of the I 27. if you want, pm me. we can go hang out and get more fish
 
The fish you said was a mosquitofish is actually a molly, and one of your killifish is actually some type of cyprinid. Cool photos! This looks a lot like my Everglades spot... which is actually a truck stop. :p
 
Bottomfeeder said:
The fish you said was a mosquitofish is actually a molly, and one of your killifish is actually some type of cyprinid. Cool photos! This looks a lot like my Everglades spot... which is actually a truck stop. :p
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Yes, it did look like a molly, but obviously a much different specie of molly. I could not properly id it. do you know the name for it? I'll add it to my blog. also, I have noticed that there are like at least 3 different mosquito fish species here because they all looked different
 
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