I'm attempting to start a New York State tank (partly as a ploy to ooh and ah tropical aquarist friends so as to convert them to native fishkeeping and appreciation hehe)...am looking for 1 or 2 darters (Iowa, Rainbow, Greenside, Tessellated, Logperch) as well as some minnows (redbelly dace, rosyface shiner, emerald shiner, golden shiner, blacknose dace). I'm not looking for all of those species but just some I'm interested in. If anyone has some of the above they would like to give away let me know..shipping paid by me of course.[/i]
wanted: darters and/or cyprinids
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, Oct 02 2006 08:36 PM
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Posted 03 October 2006 - 06:23 PM
Syracuse actually..you wouldn't happen to be an ESF student would you?
No but I used to be a Morrisville State student. My major was aquaculture with a concentration in aquatic science. I live in the Finger Lakes region.
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Posted 03 October 2006 - 07:51 PM
Wow, NY state native keepers. I'm in Schenectady NY, from the Finger Lakes area, pass by Syracuse often. I have Rainbow Darters and can easily get Greensides. Also just found a local N Redbelly Dace site (not colored up now).
Perhaps the three of us can get together for some collecting. I'm not opposed to a couple hr drive.
Mike Lucas
Perhaps the three of us can get together for some collecting. I'm not opposed to a couple hr drive.
Mike Lucas
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Posted 03 October 2006 - 09:04 PM
That sounds great, I've been interested in doing some NYS "natives networking", even though I've just recently become interetsed in native fish. I've also never collected beyond basic dipnetting. Have either of you ever collected blue-spotted sunfish? I'd love to get one of those, and apparently the only place in upstate you can find them is Jamesville Reservoir (20 minutes from here) due to glacial holdovers or something like that.
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Posted 04 October 2006 - 09:00 AM
I have collected a lot of tesselated darters, some greensides and only a single logperch. As for the minnows, golden shiners are in just about every body of water I collect in, same for blacknose dace. I can get those easy. I have also collected emerald shiners. I have yet to come across the rest of those fish you listed but would love to find some redbelly dace, I have found redside dace though...they are one of my favorite NY cyprinids.
As for bluespotteds, I have never personally collected them but I went to college with a guy who has found them in the Jamesville Reservoir. Here is a map with other places in NY where this fish lives.
Map from http://fish.dnr.cornell.edu/
As for bluespotteds, I have never personally collected them but I went to college with a guy who has found them in the Jamesville Reservoir. Here is a map with other places in NY where this fish lives.
Map from http://fish.dnr.cornell.edu/
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 02:59 PM
I have never kept the redsides myself, I collected them up near Morrisville but haven't found a closer place to where I live now near Seneca lake. My current native fish list is...
Longear Sunfish
*Rock Bass
*Green Sunfish
*Pumpkinseed Sunfish
*Largemouth Bass
*Brown Bullhead
Tadpole Madtoms
Rainbow Darters
Blackstripe Topminnows
Sailfin Mollies
*Blacknose Dace
*Fathead Minnows
The ones with the stars are the fish I collected myself in the area where I live.
In the past I have kept creek chubs, spottail shiners, American flagfish, orangethroat and tesselated darters, mottled sculpin, chain pickerel, central stonerollers, bluegill, logperch and others that slip my mind at the moment.
Longear Sunfish
*Rock Bass
*Green Sunfish
*Pumpkinseed Sunfish
*Largemouth Bass
*Brown Bullhead
Tadpole Madtoms
Rainbow Darters
Blackstripe Topminnows
Sailfin Mollies
*Blacknose Dace
*Fathead Minnows
The ones with the stars are the fish I collected myself in the area where I live.
In the past I have kept creek chubs, spottail shiners, American flagfish, orangethroat and tesselated darters, mottled sculpin, chain pickerel, central stonerollers, bluegill, logperch and others that slip my mind at the moment.
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Posted 08 October 2006 - 09:25 AM
have you had any success in breeding some of those species?
I have bred the sailfin mollys, rainbow and orangethroat darters and fathead minnows. Nothing fancy, I'm really not equipped at the moment to try and breed most of my fish. I would like to try to breed my tadpole madtoms though, they say it is difficult but I think it's important to at least try, epsecially since I have 7 individuals.
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Posted 13 October 2006 - 06:26 AM
Hi all,
As NANFA regional representatives, Norm Soule and I are planning a NY fish sampling trip for the weekend of Oct 27-29(Fri-Sun) for Chautauqua/Alleghany Counties, NY (Fish Creek and vicinity). We are planning to stay in cabins at Alleghany SP (reasonable prices). All are welcome, please get in touch with me if interested. We need a head count.
Next year I would like to plan a couple central NY NANFA sampling trips, I will keep all posted.
Scott Schlueter
Buffalo, NY
PS- Seems wierd writing this email; it has been "thunder"-snowing for 1.5 days now and we have a couple feet of snow....I am confident all will be well by Oct 27...it's crazy.
As NANFA regional representatives, Norm Soule and I are planning a NY fish sampling trip for the weekend of Oct 27-29(Fri-Sun) for Chautauqua/Alleghany Counties, NY (Fish Creek and vicinity). We are planning to stay in cabins at Alleghany SP (reasonable prices). All are welcome, please get in touch with me if interested. We need a head count.
Next year I would like to plan a couple central NY NANFA sampling trips, I will keep all posted.
Scott Schlueter
Buffalo, NY
PS- Seems wierd writing this email; it has been "thunder"-snowing for 1.5 days now and we have a couple feet of snow....I am confident all will be well by Oct 27...it's crazy.
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Posted 08 November 2006 - 04:09 PM
Hi all new to the forum, I live in cny and would like to get together and do some collecting. I have collected Blue spotted in Jamesville on several occations. Would like to get some greensided and rainbow darters also.
Herschel
Herschel
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Posted 08 November 2006 - 05:27 PM
Hi all new to the forum, I live in cny and would like to get together and do some collecting. I have collected Blue spotted in Jamesville on several occations. Would like to get some greensided and rainbow darters also.
Herschel
Where abouts in CNY are you located? I know where you might be able to collect greensides but not rainbows.
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Posted 08 November 2006 - 05:28 PM
Hi all,
As NANFA regional representatives, Norm Soule and I are planning a NY fish sampling trip for the weekend of Oct 27-29(Fri-Sun) for Chautauqua/Alleghany Counties, NY (Fish Creek and vicinity). We are planning to stay in cabins at Alleghany SP (reasonable prices). All are welcome, please get in touch with me if interested. We need a head count.
Next year I would like to plan a couple central NY NANFA sampling trips, I will keep all posted.
Scott Schlueter
Buffalo, NY
PS- Seems wierd writing this email; it has been "thunder"-snowing for 1.5 days now and we have a couple feet of snow....I am confident all will be well by Oct 27...it's crazy.
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