Cichlasoma urophthalmus
Cichlasoma urophthalmus
(Mayan Cichlid)
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82 results for Cichlasoma urophthalmus (Mayan Cichlid)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
163686 FL Caloosahatchee River (upper)2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
862570 FLGladesTributary canal to Caloosahatchee Canal, southwest of Moore Haven2015 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
1335295 FLLeeAble Canal2015 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282295 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River 1.0 mile East of I-752004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282292 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River above Fort Myers Shores2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282283 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River above Fort Myers Shores2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282322 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Deep Lagoon2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282352 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at end of Carolyn Ln2007 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282336 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Fourmile Cove2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282284 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282287 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282293 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2004 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282302 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2005 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282300 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2005 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282331 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282356 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Havens Island2007 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282326 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at Lee County Utilities Waste Water Treatment Plant2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282306 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at mouth of Daughtrey Creek2005 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282309 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at mouth of Daughtrey Creek2005 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282319 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at mouth of Daughtrey Creek2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282328 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at mouth of Daughtrey Creek2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282340 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at mouth of Daughtrey Creek2007 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282337 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River at southern end of RR bridge (W of I-75)2006 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
271710 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River from Franklin Lock to San Carlos Bay2003 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
282316 FLLeeCaloosahatchee River just NE of Olga2005 03090205 Caloosahatcheeestablished
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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2019]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [10/16/2019].

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