mud minnow is another name for fundulus heteroclitus
oh really? well then i think i ment Central Mudminnow, kinda looks like a mini pickerel. sorry for that
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Posted 27 February 2014 - 05:31 PM
The spotfin killiifish, Fundulus luciae, is known from just one site (or salt marsh, really) in Massachusetts, along Highway 6 in Seekonk. They're common there, and also just across the RI line in One Hundred Acre Cove. Be prepared to get disgustingly muddy at either place....
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Posted 27 February 2014 - 05:34 PM
The spotfin killiifish, Fundulus luciae, is known from just one site (or salt marsh, really) in Massachusetts, along Highway 6 in Seekonk. They're common there, and also just across the RI line in One Hundred Acre Cove. Be prepared to get disgustingly muddy at either place....
Im up for the challenge, its part of the reason i decide to get into Natives, just the thrill of going out and finding and collecting your own fish is amazing
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Posted 27 February 2014 - 05:40 PM
I wouldn't add a stickleback with the dace. I currently have a tank with 4 brook sticklebacks and 4 central mudminnows where everyone gets along perfectly. I've tried adding sticklebacks to other tanks though, and every time they nip the fins of other fish.
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Posted 27 February 2014 - 06:52 PM
I wouldn't add a stickleback with the dace. I currently have a tank with 4 brook sticklebacks and 4 central mudminnows where everyone gets along perfectly. I've tried adding sticklebacks to other tanks though, and every time they nip the fins of other fish.
Alright then sticklebacks are off the list, not sure what else i could add
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