Steve, the red river where you collected has two
snubnose darters... When I collected there, I caught
many golden snubnose darters and just a few atripinne,
though I got some. Check your collection again and
you might see that you actually have two species.
Also you
--- "R. W. Wolff" <choupiqu_at_wctc.net> wrote:
> Steve,
> It is possible the mystery fundulus is rathbuni,
> the speckled studfish.
> It has a shorter rounded snout compared to
> caetenatus and does range in
> central Kentucky.
> Ray
>
>
>
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