Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Hill Lab

Led by Jeff Hill · Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences

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What we study

The Hill Lab studies non-native aquatic species, focusing on their ecology, feeding habits, and risks in Florida. They use field sampling, experiments, and ecological theory to inform natural resource agencies and aquaculture industries.

What working here is like

  • Fieldwork
  • Wet lab
  • Wild animals
Projects
3
Papers
5

Current projects

Feeding ecology of native and introduced fish

Research on how native largemouth bass and introduced butterfly peacock bass feed in Florida canals.

Diet studies of Asian swamp eel

Investigating the diet of the Asian swamp eel, a potential pest in ornamental aquaculture ponds.

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Hormone application for spawning

Testing topical and immersion hormone treatments to induce spawning in ornamental fish.

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Recent papers, explained

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