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Not supposed to be in Florida

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Caught in the St. John's river this past Tuesday.
 

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looks like a pl*co? someone let their aquarium go! I heard there are a lot of south american cichlids in Fl too?


*I removed the e - old aquarium superstition that if you spell it out, any you keep might die; old habit from when I used to have fish
 
You are right. I didn't name it for the same old superstition. LOL.
 
When I grew up in Orlando in late 60's to late 70's you could go out into orange groves during rain season and there were tons of temp ponds. Take a fish net and pull out baby multicolored fish from all over the world. I was told that they came from seagulls, herons defecating in the water. Seemed plausible as that's the only way I could see them getting there.
 
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