Banded sunfish
Enneacanthus obesus
- Freshwater
- Least Concern
- Max length
- 10 cm
Classification
- Class
- Teleostei
- Order
- Centrarchiformes
- Family
- Centrarchidae
- Genus
- Enneacanthus
Distribution
- North America - Inland waters
About the banded sunfish
The banded sunfish (Enneacanthus obesus) is a freshwater fish of the family, Centrarchidae. They can grow to 2–3 inches long. They are native to North America.
Habitat
The banded sunfish is found in small ponds and backwaters of creeks to small and large rivers and boggy brooks over sand or mud in sluggish, acidic, heavily vegetated waters.
Distribution
The banded sunfish is found in the Atlantic coastal drainages of North America from southern Maine south to central Florida and along the Gulf slope as far west as the Perdido River drainage in Alabama.
Behaviour
The banded sunfish feeds upon aquatic insects and microcrustaceans.
Description from Wikipedia, available under CC BY-SA.
Where the banded sunfish lives
Distribution data from GBIF (DOI: 10.15468/dl.8rzs8d).
Also known as
- Bandad solabborre
- Diamantbarsch
- Bassek zielony
- Briliantinis saulešeris
- Брыльянтавы акунь
- 暗色九棘日鱸
Where to catch banded sunfish
- Arkansas River at Salida United States River · Colorado
- Green River (Flaming Gorge) United States River · Wyoming-Utah
- Kenai River United States River · Alaska
- Kentucky Lake United States Reservoir · Kentucky-Tennessee
- Lake Champlain United States Lake · Vermont-New York
- Lake Erie at Cleveland United States Lake · Ohio