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It kind of looks like a tilapia, but we have cold winters.
Can anyone positively identify it?
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Al you have a tilapia. If you saved it and put it in 50F water in the refrigerator or cool water & it promptly died - tilapia positively. It will not survive your winters. Someone stocked your pond.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 09/05/18 08:26 PM.
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after some of the posts on the fishing forum, I am thinking it is a mayan cichlid
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after some of the posts on the fishing forum, I am thinking it is a mayan cichlid
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after some of the posts on the fishing forum, I am thinking it is a mayan cichlid
I was thinking it was some kind of cichlid too. Tilapia is a cichlid and I am thinking red belly.
Last edited by DonoBBD; 09/06/18 07:38 AM.
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Pretty fish whatever it is
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Could be a Black Acara - Cichlasoma bimaculatum. They have been found in living in Florida, but I'm not sure about Texas.
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I didn't think Acara got that big. We had a few Blue Acara in our 75 gallon tank and they were the bosses. Just about killed everything smaller and everything bigger had their fins nipped off.
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