Mayan Cichlids, also known as "Atomic Sunfish" are large, fierce panfish with brightly-colored, striped sides. A turquoise ringed spot on the base of the tail is a good distinguishing characteristic. These fish are native to South America but have become established in Florida as far north as Lake Okeechobee.
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 Florida Everglades |
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 Tamiami Trail |
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 Tamiami Canal, FL |
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 A canal in Sunrise, Florida |
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 Florida |
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 Homestead, FL |
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 Oldsmar, FL |
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 Coral Springs Florida |
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 Orange River, Fort Myers, FL |
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 Big Cypress Preserve, Florida |
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 Big Cypress Preserve, Florida |
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 Lake in Davie Florida |
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 Big Cypress Florida |
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 Florida |
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 Lake Ida |
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 Big Cypress National Preserve, FL |
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 Florida Everglades |
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 Pond near Davie, Florida |
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 Secret pond in Cape coral, FL |