[chuckpedrey]

I have sent a photo by text message to the Jacksonville zoo for identification of a baby snake I found on my front porch and the are very accommodating. Call their general information number to ask to be connected with someone who might be able to help you.

[airdote22]

Originally Posted by RPDaly

yes - a very common aquarium catfish from the Amazon area. Very invasive especially in southern Florida. Thankfully we don't have their iguana or python problem - yet.

Pythons have 2 litters a year with up to 50 in each litter.

[Mebnj]

Turtle based upon the plates I see.

[Madbadger]

Looks like a hoplo, it is an armored catfish, invasive, found in creeks, ponds marshes, just a guess. Check out Florida Fish and Wildlife. They have pics of most fish in FL waters. You can check for fresh water and salt water to narrow your search.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

Try them at a local lunch special at Sumter Landing.

You first! 😁😁😁

Actually, if they are safe to eat, then I would give them a try. I have eaten far stranger things during my life. Most of it was pretty good once it quit howling and wiggling.
😆😆😆

[kkingston57]

Noted your ? was answered. Whatever it is Fugly(F..king ugly)