As the title states, anyone know a good place? I know a couple areas but those places have very few of them and I'm looking to catch big ones. Oh, and places where bowfins are would be nice too. Help a guy out please? lol
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Anyone know any good places for Texas Cichlid fishing?
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San Marcos, Blanco & the Guadalupe are prime spots for TC. Of course you could always drop a line in my pond...LOL- 2000g Outdoor Pond w/ WC Texas Cichlids
- 90g high & 42g corner bow-front Lake Malawi
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On West Road between Airline and 45 there are Texas Cichlids about 6 inches long. There are also hybrids of Mollies and Gambusia in there. Watch out for snapping turtles, snakes and Nutria rats.
It is just a two ft wide by one ft deep drain at the side of a school but the wildlife in there is amazing.
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In my experience, just about everywhere near Austin has Texas Cichlids.Scarecrow : I haven't got a brain... only straw.
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Originally posted by Tek View PostOn West Road between Airline and 45 there are Texas Cichlids about 6 inches long. There are also hybrids of Mollies and Gambusia in there. Watch out for snapping turtles, snakes and Nutria rats.
It is just a two ft wide by one ft deep drain at the side of a school but the wildlife in there is amazing.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
30 gallon: 15 lambchop rasbora , apistogramma cacatuoides (orange) pair, pearl guorami, sterbai cory cat, siamese algae eater, ottos, bristlenose pleco, snails, and lots of plants.
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30 gallon: 15 lambchop rasbora , apistogramma cacatuoides (orange) pair, pearl guorami, sterbai cory cat, siamese algae eater, ottos, bristlenose pleco, snails, and lots of plants.
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