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Originally Posted by TNBronzeback
I think they have adapted or are adapting to thier environment.
An episode of river monsters found Jeremy Wade in Missouri where a piranah was caught out pf one of those popular lakes out that way. His studies shown him that piranah can survive in water into the 40's, they dont move much, kinda like zombies but it proved an old theory wrong about tropical fish in harsher environments. Now how long can they survive at that temp is unknown to me.
im guessing the same thing for the tilapia. Is there any chance of a spring that bubbles up in that area or something maybe? Just a few degrees difference is all it would take i imagine.
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In that case let's stock some Peacock Bass in Old Hickory! They ran wild through the south Florida canals and man they were a blast to catch. Even more fight pound for pound than a Smallmouth.