Waterbody Setting
Adults inhabit lakes and deep runs and pools in small to medium rivers. This description includes both standing and flowing water. A fish collected in a deep pool should not automatically be assigned the exposed riffle habitat of another redhorse.
Varied Feeding
Aquatic insects, mollusks, amphipods and ostracods appear in the diet, together with algae, seeds and occasional fish. The mixture shows why a narrow insect-only account would be incomplete. Local food availability can influence which of these items is encountered.
Range and Size
The compiled account confirms United States occurrence while treating Mexican occurrence as uncertain. That uncertainty should remain visible in a distribution claim. The maximum reference is 65 centimeters total length, and no separate verified upper mass is assigned here.
Keep Uncertain Range Claims Qualified
An uncertain Mexican occurrence is different from a confirmed locality. Retaining that distinction prevents a broad distribution map from overstating the evidence.
All Lakes With Gray Redhorse
Browse all lakes and reservoirs with confirmed Gray Redhorse records in our database, listed alphabetically.
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- Amistad Reservoir Val Verde, TX
- Belton Lake Bell, TX
- Canyon Lake Comal, TX
- Lady Bird Lake Travis, TX
- Lake Austin Travis, TX
- Lake Brazos McLennan, TX
- Lake Dunlap Guadalupe, TX
- Lake Georgetown Williamson, TX
- Lake Gonzales Gonzales, TX
- Lake J B Thomas Borden, TX
- Lake Limestone Leon, TX
- Lake Lyndon B Johnson Llano, TX
- Lake McQueeney Guadalupe, TX
- Lake Placid Guadalupe, TX
- Lake Travis Travis, TX
- Lake Whitney Hill, TX
- Medina Lake Bandera, TX
- O. H. Ivie Reservoir Concho, TX
- Stillhouse Hollow Lake Bell, TX
- Waco Lake McLennan, TX
- Wood Lake Gonzales, TX