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White Crappie

Lactoria cornuta

Photo by The GeoDex
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Description:

White crappies at the Tulsa Aquarium, despite being captive you can still find these in Kansas. They're a fairly common freshwater fish, they have a huge range in North America. Crappies don't move to eat they tend to just sit in one spot with their mouth open. That's pretty interesting.

Habitat:

White crappies are native to the Great Lakes, Hudson Bay, and the Mississippi River basins expanding from New York and southern Ontario westward to South Dakota and southward to Texas.

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PublishedNovember 11, 2018

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