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it is so good to be able to see into the water once again and take pictures of fish. Our creek was polluted for about a month with a very dark blue/green dye that we finally located the source of, an apartment complex dumping their dyed pool/fountain water directly into the rain water ditch. Supposedly this dye was not to be harmful to aquatic life. Hope that is accurate.
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Barton springs pool. Caught with seine net. With Texas Biodiversity Collections. 75 F, 30% cloud cover.
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Found at Sunken Garden spring. Caught in seine net. With Texas Biodiversity Collections and Tom Devitt.
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In small creek near intersection of Metric blvd and Boyer Blvd. All of fish captured were G. affinis. Captured with seine net. With Texas Biodiversity Collections.
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Small, about the size of mosquito fish. They travelled in medium-to-large schools of 8-30+. Plentiful in this water hazard pond on the golf course
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Small, about the size of mosquito fish. They travelled in medium-to-large schools of 8-30+. Plentiful in this water hazard pond on the golf course
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In the water at the palm oasis. I don't believe they are native.
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In Oratia stm
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