Public's help sought to track invasive Asian swamp eels in Florida

Another invasive species is establishing a toehold in Florida. Well, technically, they don't have toes but watch for Asian ...
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Fall fishing in South Florida is a good time to catch exotic species

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ed Connell holding a big snakehead caught in a Boca Raton canal. (Alan Zaremba/Special to the Miami Herald) Although Florida is ...
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Catching African cichlids for a breeding project - Florida has more than you think

Florida's exotic fish invasion includes a surprisingly robust population of African cichlids — species that originated in lakes thousands of miles away and have established themselves in South Florida ...
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FWC adds Florida reef gecko to threatened and endangered species list

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida reef gecko is now officially a protected species in the state. On Tuesday, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) gave final approval to designate ...
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Wild Florida spillways are full of pet store fish - I'm catching them myself

The premise here is as straightforward as it is fascinating — Florida's exotic fish invasion has filled spillways, canals, and drainage systems with species that sell for real money in pet stores, and ...
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Fall fishing in South Florida is a good time to catch exotic species

Although Florida is known for its excellent largemouth bass fishing, South Florida has a couple of exotic species that local anglers appreciate even more — peacock bass and snakeheads. And now is a ...