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Blacknose Dace (Rhinichthys atratulus)
This species is characteristic of small streams and brooks in Ohio having moderate or high gradients, clear waters, and clean substrates composed of sand, gravel, and cobble. While predominately a pool dwelling species, riffles with gravel substrates are necessary for spawning. This species is more tolerant to increased water turbidities than other species of dace found in Ohio streams, but disappears if pool substrates become too silted.
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Blackstripe Topminnow
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Barred Fantail Darter
Blacknose Dace
Bluntnose Minnow
Brindled Madtom
Brook Stickleback
Central Mottled Sculpin
Central Stoneroller Minnow
Central Mudminnow
Creek Chub
Eastern Sand Darter
Greenside Darter
Johnny Darter
Least Brook Lamprey
Longear Sunfish
Longnose Dace
Northern Hog Sucker
Ohio Lamprey
Orangethroat Darter
Pumpkinseed Sunfish
Rainbow Darter
River Chub
Rosyside Dace
Smallmouth Bass
Spotfin Shiner
Spotted Darter
Stonecat Madtom
Streamline Chub
Striped Shiner
Tippecanoe Darter
Trout-Perch
Variegate Darter
Warmouth Sunfish
Western Lake Chub Sucker
Yellow Bullhead Catfish