went out netting-ditch style!! +my p bass again-lota pics
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Kool man. I love playing in the creek myself 41 and still a kid. Hell I want to come down there and play in your creeks or diches. hell mabe futher south even. thats sound like a good vacation 
as long as i don't get caught.
as long as i don't get caught.Kool man. I love playing in the creek myself 41 and still a kid. Hell I want to come down there and play in your creeks or diches. hell mabe futher south even. thats sound like a good vacation as long as i don't get caught.
as long as i don't get caught. i have raised some from eggs to bigger then these babies and they are different.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84417
hopefully its good for my pocket soon too
nice feeders you say?
ya its lots of fun.Kool man. I love playing in the creek myself 41 and still a kid. Hell I want to come down there and play in your creeks or diches. hell mabe futher south even. thats sound like a good vacation
until you find something you cant id then it bugs ya till ya find out.
and get caught doing what?lol
""so anyone ever seen yellowbelly cichlid or salvini babies?""
Nice collecting grounds you have around there. I see a few natives in your nets that I would not mind "tanking". With that in mind I feel it important to mention that collecting from the wild isen't something to be taken lightly. Many of Florida's fishes are under strain from all the non-natives. Many are protected by law. Collecting fish you cannot ID is always a bad thing. I hope you're up to date on your states laws and regulations. These wild ecosystems are not giant free feeder tanks. With that in mind as well, I hope you QT anything you intend on feeding to your arowana. An arowana is too nice a fish to just kill with some ditch born disease. But don't take offence, I'm just making sure is all. This forum is for learning, you got some nice catches there.
like what?lol
yup,thats why i do my part to remove as many non natives as i can
true but wasnt going to leave them in 4" of water that is drying up and wait on an id i cant seem to get.
umm,all the cichlids,crawdads,skeeter fish,esc., trust me theres enough.lol
like i said,this thread was from 4 ditches,4.lol.not canals,ponds,or whole neighborhoods.
yup,got lots of tanks.
fed the aro some crawdads,he liked.lol
thanks.im going back for more soon to stock up before its all gone.
tanks
no one seen salvini or yellowbelly babies??
I think I see studfish in there and some madtoms. I'm not picky about what I keep, I have a couple native community tanks.midnight;1170111; said:
There is no need to get aggresive. Just because there is enough in the 4 places you collected them does not mean they are common state or country wide. Relax
For just wanting to ID them you kept an awful lot. True, they are in small ditches but they got there somehow and it's likely they can leave provided there is enough rainfall before it completely drys up. They don't look like anything native to me though. Try posting them in the native forum, someone there might be able to help...again, IF they are native.
haha,i started a thread in the general section and it got deleted saying double post.
no one will explain it tho.
