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Courtenay, W.R., Jr., and D.A. Hensley. 1980. Survey of introduced non-native fishes. Phase I Report: Introduced exotic fishes in North America: status 1979. Submitted to National Fishery Research Laboratory, USFWS, Gainesville, FL.
Reference Details:
Reference Number: 14798
Type: Report
Author: Courtenay, W.R., Jr., and D.A. Hensley.
Date (year): 1980
Report TitleSurvey of introduced non-native fishes. Phase I Report: Introduced exotic fishes in North America: status 1979.
Publisher:Submitted to National Fishery Research Laboratory, USFWS, Gainesville, FL.
Publisher Location:
Pages: 399 pp
URL:
Keywords: Channa micropeltes
Species Profiles and Specimens that use this Reference:

Callichthys callichthys

    FL - canal along Jog Road, Boca Raton

Carassius auratus

    SC - state non-specific
    VT - state non-specific

Channa micropeltes

    ME - Saco River

Colossoma or Piaractus sp.

    FL - Crescent Lake, St. Petersburg
    FL - Vero Beach [near]
    FL - Daytona Beach, pond

Herichthys cyanoguttatus

    FL - Six Mile Creek

Oreochromis mossambicus

    GA - golf course ponds on St. Simons Island
    GA - golf course ponds on Sea Island
    NC - Lake Julian Reservoir (formerly Skyland Lake), Ashville, NC

Pterophyllum scalare

    FL - Lake Worth Drainage District Canal L-14, near a fish farm in Palm Beach County

Pygocentrus or Serrasalmus sp.

    FL - state non-specific
    PA - state non-specific

Trichogaster labiosa

    FL - Canal at W end of 15 Ave NW, Ruskin

Trichopsis vittata

    FL - south side of Lake Worth Drainage District canal L-36[Borrow River Canal], Delray Beach


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