Tinfoil barbs in florida?
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I dont know why they cant survived but im sure they do survived in the canals, just not good fish to eat lol.sterling_mcdaniel;2379628; said:
Probably shiners. But red finned, not golden.
Rudds have been reported in florida though. Here is alot of good info on them;
http://fisc.er.usgs.gov/Carp_ID/html/scardinius_erythrophthalmus.html
Rudds have been reported in florida though. Here is alot of good info on them;
http://fisc.er.usgs.gov/Carp_ID/html/scardinius_erythrophthalmus.html
Camshaft Ramrod;2381799; said:
It doesnt say it was in Florida, now show me wheres the report about rudds in Florida?
MN_Rebel;2381985; said:
Wow.....looks like someones a little touchy when it comes to Rudd.....?
I was skimming through this article. But now that I look back on it more closely, they are talking about the cyprinid "family". Not species specific.
I'll sow you the article even though you rudely demanded it and didn't ask nicely. lol
http://www.newbarnfarm.org.uk/Fish%20Species/Rudd/rudd.htm
Also, here's something on the tinfoils.
Barbode and Barbus
http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/sci_name.html
It says they have been reported in Florida, but not proven reproducers.
They are down the list around 30-40th
Barbode and Barbus
http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/sci_name.html
It says they have been reported in Florida, but not proven reproducers.
They are down the list around 30-40th
Camshaft Ramrod;2382004; said:
lol dont cares...but i dont think there are rudds in Florida as theres no confirmed reports about them being in Florida. It could be hybrids of golden shiner x rudd or possible tinfoil barbs. All he need is catch one of these and take a picture of whole fish.
