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where the red tide went
- Thread starter Kurt
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Beach Runner
beats on hood
According to http://research.myfwc.com/features/category_sub.asp?id=4434 it's not gone yet.
Camp Creek Kid
Christini Zambini
Great photo kurt!!
From the Fish and Wildlife website, it looks as if red tide is present mostly in protected waters. In the bays and lagoons from Gulf County to Escambia County there is some red tide present, but in the Gulf itself, levels are low or non existent. This is just my take on the data, I'm not an aquaticbiologist
, nor did I stay in a Holiday Inn last night.
From the Fish and Wildlife website, it looks as if red tide is present mostly in protected waters. In the bays and lagoons from Gulf County to Escambia County there is some red tide present, but in the Gulf itself, levels are low or non existent. This is just my take on the data, I'm not an aquaticbiologist
, nor did I stay in a Holiday Inn last night.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
kurt said:
Somebody ripped open a hole and let it out. ;-)
Dude
aquaticbiology
fishlips
I *am* an aquaticbiologistisisis and I'm telling you it ain't gone yet, just hiding in wait for more iron to make it happy. Seriously, you can definately smell it in the pcb bay water, especially at the bottom.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
aquaticbiology said:
How do you smell it if you are at the bottom
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
RiverOtter said:How do you smell it if you are at the bottom
Shall I give you the obvious answer? Wait, how would that work, unless he is aqualung?