Freshwater fish

Bluegill bully

Bluegill bully. Photo copyright: Stephen Moore. DOC USE ONLY.
Bluegill bully

The bluefill bully usually grows to about 5 cm long. It has an ‘upturned’ mouth which it uses to pick its food (aquatic insects) from beneath rocks. This fish prefers swiftly flowing gravelly streams, just like the torrentfish.

 

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Publications

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Find out about the biology of whitebait and whitebait identification

Journey Up the Creek A bilingual website for students follows a trip up the creek to show how fresh water supports life.

Freshwater board and card games

Contacts

Phone 0800 DOC HOTline (0800 362 468) 24 hour emergency number to report:

Sick or injured wildlife
Whale or dolphin strandings