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A representative of the Trout River Fish Company in Jacksonville, Florida, shared a photo of a tiger shrimp they say is a foot long and weighed half a pound. It was caught Thursday in the St. Johns River.
Asian Tiger Shrimp are two to three times the size of a typical white shrimp and are considered a serious nuisance to the river.
In recent years, the southeast United States has become their breeding ground. Female Asian Tiger Shrimp lay one million eggs over their 14-month lifespan, and northeast Florida's warm, sandy bottom is an attractive home.
We reported in 2013 about this threat to local shrimp.
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