What kind cichlids in FL canals?

[Onion01]

the fishing still good this time of year? you gonna let me crash at your place and take me fishing when i go to fl?

that depends...are you Ash or Emi using their non-moderator account?

 

[crenipterus svenagalus]

yes...... no...

 

[Onion01]

yes...... no...

lol, sent u a pm

 

[Flash]

I can't find the pic or thread. Sorry.

 

[MN_Rebel]

Thats funny, since almost all common cichlids are in the canals but im surprised that no one caught/seen discus, blood parrots and angelfish in canals since they are dead common in aquariums...

 

[MDK500]

In the canals I've seen:
Florida Gar
Many Types of Cats... some were weird looking- didn't know what they were
Mayans
PB's
Snake Heads (I think - I could be wrong though)

 

[moto110]

If you catch these fish are legally allowed to keep them.

 

[hurricane_redbone]

discuss and angel fish are too sensitive to survive in florida. Discus niet water of about 28 celcius minimum and the waters get much colder than that in winter

 

[Ash]

A place called coral spings (its a park) I think... it had a black acara in it - this was a few years ago though.

Yes I know tiger sn's but from what I've been told there is a tig somewhere nearish the gun range - I have not personally seen it though. I guess there was a guy with a big aquarium that supposidly released the catfish or something. I dunno if it's true or not - but its not all that suprising.

Anyways yes we do have lots of snakeheads also.

You can keep fish that are legal to keep here in FL. You can't keep tilapia or snakeheads as they are illegal - if you dont live in FL and want to ship it to another state - dont do it it's illegal to ship and/or transport these fish also.

 

[MN_Rebel]

discuss and angel fish are too sensitive to survive in florida. Discus niet water of about 28 celcius minimum and the waters get much colder than that in winter

I guess you're right, its too cold for the discus and angelfish to building up the populations in the canals, but still there are reports about find discus in canals, mostly aquarium released and does not reproduce in the canals.