Brook Silverside

Labidesthes sicculus

About This Fish

The Brook Silverside has a widespread distribution across much of eastern North America from Florida to Canada. They are found near the surface in a wide variety of habitats in slow-moving water. As the common name suggests, Brook Silversides have silvery sides and are translucent. Their snout is shaped like a beak, and their two dorsal fins are spaced far apart on their back.

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Labidesthes

Alabama (AL), Georgia (GA), Tennessee (TN), Virginia (VA), Kentucky (KY), Mississippi (MS)

Upper Cumberland – 05130101, Rockcastle – 05130102, Upper Cumberland-Lake Cumberland – 05130103, South Fork Cumberland – 05130104, Obey – 05130105, Upper Cumberland-Cordell Hull Reservior – 05130106, Caney – 05130108, Lower Cumberland-Old Hickory Lake – 05130201, Lower Cumberland-Sycamore – 05130202, Stones – 05130203, Harpeth – 05130204, Lower Cumberland – 05130205, Red – 05130206, Holston – 06010104, Lower French Board – 06010107, Watts Bar Lake – 06010201, Lower Little Tennessee – 06010204, Upper Clinch, Tennessee, Virginia – 06010205, Powell – 06010206, Lower Clinch – 06010207, Emory – 06010208, Middle Tennessee-Chickamauga – 06020001, Hiwassee – 06020002, Ocoee – 06020003, Sequatchie – 06020004, Guntersville Lake – 06030001, Wheeler Lake – 06030002, Upper Elk – 06030003, Lower Elk – 06030004, Pickwick Lake – 06030005, Bear – 06030006, Lower Tennessee-Beech – 06040001, Upper Duck – 06040002, Lower Duck – 06040003, Buffalo – 06040004, Kentucky Lake – 06040005, Lower Tennessee – 06040006

Brook Silverside

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