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1 Zebra Danio Scientific name- Brachydanio redo Color picture
Mature size-2in(6cm Can it live with -community Temperature-warm Swim and all level Diet-omnivorous Tank setup-10 gallons any plants

2 Woundfin Scientific name- Plagopterus argentissimus Color picture
Mature size-7.5(3in) Temperature-36n-32n Water type-freshwater Diet-omnivorous Status-Approximately 50 woundfin were released into the Hassayompa River. Notes-

3 Australian Blowfish Scientific name- Torquigener Pleuogramma
Color picture- Mature size-6(cm) Very aggressive Temperature-Warm Swim and-all level Diet-omnivorous Tank setup-8-10 gallons of water

4 Sailfin Molly Scientific name-Poecilia Latipinna Color picture
Mature size-15-51(mm) Can it live-With other Temperature-Warm Swim and-any ponds, swamps Diet-omnivorous Tank setup-Any tanks

5 Angelfish Tropical fish Pterophyllum scalare 30cm long 42cm height
semi-aggressive 75-82 F Midlevel Flake food, blood worms freshwater tank, live plants

6 Humpback Chub Gila cypha 18 inches 42°- 36° F Freshwater
Diet (what does it eat?) Endangered

7 Little Colorado Sucker
Catostomus Sp. 19 in Colorado river Freshwater Alga and aquatic Invertebrates Common

8 Black Crappie Pomaxis nigromacaculatus 6 to 14 inches 70 to 75
Water type Feeds on fish and insects Common

9 Yaqui Catfish Ictalurus pricei 2 feet Colorado river Freshwater
Fish and insects Endangered

10 Chinook Salmon Scientific name- Oncorhynchus Tshawytscha
Mature size- 33 to 36 in. Temperature- Cold water Water type- Part of life spent in fresh water Diet- Carnivorous Status- Common Notes- Researched and cultured in New Zeland

11 Nile Tilapia Scientific name- Oreochromis Niloticus Mature size- 24in.
Temperature- Cold Water Water type- Freshwater Diet-Omnivore Status- Domestic Notes- Nile Tilapia goes back to ancient Egypt.

12 Longfin Dace Scientific name- Agosia Chrysogaster Mature size- 4in.
Temperature degrees Water type- Freshwater Diet- Carnivorous Status- Common Notes- inhabits shallow sandy and rocky runs

13 Flannelmouth Sucker Scientific name- Catostomus Latipinnis
Mature size- 22in. Temperature degrees Water type- Freshwater Diet- Herbivore Status- Common Notes- is one of the few native fish that remain in the Colorado River

14 White Crayfish Cambarus Diogenes 4 to 6 inches
Semi aggressive, lives individually cold Lives in the ground (burrows) Diet (small fish) Natural habitat

15 Smallmouth Bass Microptenus Dolomieni 1 to 2ft. long
Community (lives with other fish) Temperature (cold) Fresh water Diet (insects, smaller fish) Lakes

16 Striped Bass Morone Saxatillis 3 to 6ft. Long
Community (lives with other fish) Temperature (cold) Fresh Water Diet (smaller fish, insects) Rivers, and lakes

17 Gila Trout Oncorhynchus gilae 180-220mm in length
Semi aggressive (lives with others) Cold water Bottom Diet (smaller fish, insects) Streams and rivers Endangered

18 Bonytail Gila elegans 22 inches or more Semi aggressive Cold water
Bottom Diet (insects, smaller fish) Rivers and streams endangered

19 Yellow Bass Scientific name- Morone mississippiensis
Mature size- 11 inches Temperature- Cold water Water type- Fresh water Diet (what does it eat?)- Carnivorous Status- Common Notes- Are most common in Mississippi

20 White Bass Scientific name- Morone chrysops Mature size- 10-15 inches
Temperature- Cold Water type- Fresh water Diet (what does it eat?)- Carnivorous Status- Common Notes- Can also be call a striper

21 Brook Trout Scientific name- Salvelinus fontinalis
Mature size- 7-9 inches Temperature- Cold Water type- Fresh water Diet (what does it eat?)- Carnivorous Status- Common Notes- Used in hybrid crosses with lake trout.

22 Brown Trout Scientific name- Salmo trutta
Mature size- 2lb or (smaller) Temperature- Cold Water type- Fresh water, part of life spent in fresh water and part in salt water. Diet (what does it eat?)- It’s a carnivorous fish. Status- Common Notes- Occur on every continent except Antarctica

23 Sonora Chub Gila ditaenia Mature size - 10 in. Lives in warm water
Inhabits rocky and sandy pools Its prefers to eat aquatic insects Status is common

24 Razorback Sucker Xyrauchen texanus Grows up to 36 inches
Lives in Warm waters Sandy bottoms with strong currents It eats algae, Insect larvae and planktonic crustaceans It is endangered

25 Sonora Sucker Catostomu insignis Grows to 31 inches
Lives in warmer waters Prefers deep quiet rocky and or gravel streams. Feeds on plants and aquatic insects Status is Uncommon

26 Gila chub Gila intermedia Reaches lengths up to 10 in.
Prefers warm water They like deep pools in smaller headwaters Likes to eat aquatic insects Status – Threatened

27 Green Sunfish Chaenobryttus cyanellus Their mature size is 12 in.
Lives in warm water Prefers Vegetated areas in lakes, ponds and backwaters Its Diet Includes insects, zooplankton and small invertebrate. Status - Common

28 Cutthroat Trout Scientific name-Salmo clarki Mature size- 40 in.
Temperature- Cold Water Water type- Freshwater Diet- Carnivore Status- Common Notes-possible to propagate artificially, hybrid potential

29 Northern Pike Scientific name- Esox lucius Mature size- 54 in.
Temperature- Cold Water Water type- Freshwater Diet- Carnivore Status- Common Notes-wild stock captured for egg taking; they look so much alike the musk

30 Rainbow Trout Scientific name- Salmo gairdneri
Mature size- 45 in. / 40 lbs. Temperature- Cold Water Water type- Freshwater Diet- Carnivore Status- Common Notes- They are rainbow colored

31 Yaqui sucker Scientific name- Catostomus bernardini
Mature size- 16 in. Temperature- Cold Water type- Freshwater Diet- Carnivore Status- Endangered Notes- species of ray finned fish

32 Neon tetra Tropical fish Paracheirodon axelrodi 1 in
(schooling, community) 68 F- 80°F midlevel flake and frozen food One plant to breed or floating plant to hide in

33 Guppy Poecilia 1 in Community 28 °C (82 °F) midlevel/top/bottom
Flakes ,live food, newly hatched baby brine shrimp Lots of plants

34 Clown Loach Botia macracantha Mature size 30 cm. Temperature
Water type Diet (O) also needs algae in diet Status: common Notes: Sensitive to ichtyoophthirius infections, and to medication.

35 Virgin Spinedace 15.0 cm TL Lepidomeda mollispinis
Can it live with others (conditions?)(schooling/community) Temperature What part of the tank does it live/swim in 1meter deep Diet (O) aquatic insects Tank setup: plants and gravel or sand

36 Tilapia Oreochromis mossambicus Color picture 380 mm warm
Diet (what does it eat?) Common Very popular

37 Atlantic Salmon Salmo salar Average size is 16-18 inches
Cold 650 and below Life spent in both fresh and salt waters Carnivorous fish Common/Sport Important as a sport and commercial netting

38 Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatus
Most are mature by the time they reach 12 inches in length. Warm 650 to 900 Fresh water fish Omnivorous Common/Sport Farm raised species

39 Largemouth Bass Micropterous samoides Over two feet long
Warm to cold 900 and below Fresh water fish Carnivorous Common/Sport They spawn in gravel nests, they eat smaller bass

40 Walleye Stizostedion vireum vitreum
Grow to about 75 cm (30 in) in length Warm to cold and below Fresh water fish Carnivorous Common/Sport Wild stock captured for egg taking

41 Yaqui chub Scientific name: Gila purpurea Mature size: 5.1-7 in
Temperature: degrees F. Water type: fresh water(streams) Diet: algae, terrestrial insects and arachnids Status: endangered Notes: also has a critical habitat

42 Colorado Squawfish ptychocheilus lucius mature size:6
Temperature: 42°N - 31°N Water type: fresh water Diet: white salmon, Colorado salmon Status: endangered

43 Virgin chub Scientific name: Gila seminude Mature size:15cm-25cm
Water type: salt water Diet: omnivore (algae) Status: endangered

44 Spikedace Scientific name: Meda fulgida Mature size: (2.95 In)
Temperature: 35 – 85° Water type: fresh water Diet: aquatic (insects or fry of other fish) Status: threatened

45 Machete Scientific name: Elops affinis Mature size: (15.7-39.4 In)
Temperature: (74-76) Water type: Brackish Diet: Piscivores (young may feed on crustaceans) Status: common

46 Apache Trout Oncorhynchus apache 6 to 24 inches 65 and below
Fresh Water Diet aquatic and terrestrial insects Critically endangered Notes

47 Little Colorado River Spinedace
Lepidomeda vittata 10.0 cm 65 and below Freshwater Diet aquatic and terrestrial insects Threatened Notes

48 Striped mullet Mugil cephalus 18 inches 65-90 F Fresh Water
Diet aquatic and terrestrial insects common Notes

49 Roundtail Chub Gila Robusta 14 to 18 inches 71.6 F Fresh Water Diet algae, aquatic and terrestrial insects, and fish Threatened Notes

50 Gold Fish Carassius Auratus 12-22 cm
Can it live with others (conditions?) schooling 71 F What part of the tank does it live/swim in midlevel/top/bottom? All areas Diet (blood worms?) They can live in tanks and ponds

51 Beautiful Shiner Cyprinella Formosa Mature Size - 9.0 cm Temp. –
Water Type – Fresh Water Diet – Status – Threatened Notes – This Fish Is Only Located In Arizona & New Mexico

52 Bluegill scientific name: lepomis macrochirus
Mature size: 10 to 11 inches temp.: 75 degrees Water type: fresh water Diet: insects, fish eggs, small crayfish Status: no concern Notes: has blue or black ear

53 Yaqui Topminnow Poeciliopsis o. sonoriensis

54 Flathead Catfish Scientific name: Pilodictus olivaris Color picture
Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status: common Notes

55 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

56 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

57 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

58 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

59 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

60 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

61 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

62 Sport/Endangered fish
Common Fish Name Scientific name Color picture Mature size Temperature Water type Diet (what does it eat?) Status Notes Sport/Endangered fish

63

64 Upside down catfish Synodontis nigriventris 14 in Peaceful bottom
Omnivore, eats most foods Needs 4-15 dGH or known as hardness of water, a cave to hid in and a open space to scavenge in.

65 Red eye tetra Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae 2.75 inches (7 cm)
semi-aggressive, schooling 73-82 F Mid dweller Omnivore, eats most foods One plant to breed or floating plant to hide in

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