Fish Fact Friday! 11-15-24
Northern hogsucker (scientific name hypentelium nigricans) are good indicators of overall good water quality, as they are very susceptible and intolerant of water pollution and other water channel disturbances!

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Fish Fact Friday! 11-15-24
Northern hogsucker (scientific name hypentelium nigricans) are good indicators of overall good water quality, as they are very susceptible and intolerant of water pollution and other water channel disturbances!

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Daily fish fact #394
Northern hogsucker!
They feed on detritus, algae, insects, molluscs and crustaceans and often turn over rocks and pebbles as they forage! Due to this, many fish will actually position themselves downstream from hogsuckers so they can eat any loose leftover food.
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