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Cedar Lakes Woods & Gardens

Aquatic

What swims below the surface?

Protozoa

Frogs and Turtles

Protozoa

Microscope organisms form the base of the aquatic food chain.   To observe,  just place a drop of pond water (collected next to some algae) on a microscope slide and view under a microscope as low power as 40X and you'll see a wide variety of single-cell critters living out their lives!

Fish

Frogs and Turtles

Protozoa

Since the Gardens are fed by the Florida Aquifer, all fish have been transplanted here,  but still represent a balanced ecosystem.    Looking carefully, you'll see tiny "gambusia" mosquito fish that eat mosquito larvae,  native bream and bass, maybe a catfish,  and many colorful koi.

Frogs and Turtles

Frogs and Turtles

Frogs and Turtles

Bull frogs breed during the summer and lay thousands of eggs...many become food for various fish before hatching.  Young frogs may take 3 years to lose their tadpole tails.  Painted turtles bask in the sun for hours, allowing them to absorb vitamin D which is vital for  bone and organ health.


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