Lowland Range
The distribution includes portions of the Great Lakes, Mississippi basin, Atlantic drainages and Gulf systems. These widely separated waters contain different local habitats. A drainage name helps place an observation without suggesting that every lowland waterbody is occupied.
Quiet Bottom Habitat
Sand, silt and accumulated debris occur in the habitat account, often in still or slow water. Streams are used less commonly than ponds and other quiet settings. This distinguishes the species from suckers whose typical habitat emphasizes exposed river riffles and strong current.
Food and Length
Small crustaceans and midge larvae are recorded foods. The compiled maximum is 41 centimeters total length, with a common reference of 25.8 centimeters. Keep body shape, mouth and fins visible when comparing the fish with other suckers found in the same region.
Describe the Quiet-Water Setting
A pond or swamp record carries different habitat information from a fast river capture. Preserve vegetation, bottom material and current where known.
All Lakes With Lake Chubsucker
Browse lakes and reservoirs with documented Lake Chubsucker records, listed alphabetically. Records do not establish current abundance or public access. Check the evidence and managing authority for the water you choose.
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- Anacoco Lake Vernon, LA
- Barnett Lake Jefferson, AR
- Bass Lake Livingston, MI
- Beadle Lake Calhoun, MI
- Bear Lake Hillsdale, MI
- Bidd Sands Lake Evans, GA
- Big Lazer Creek PFA Lake Talbot, GA
- Bird Lake Hillsdale, MI
- Black Bayou Lake Caddo, LA
- Black Bayou Reservoir Bossier, LA
- Bois d'Arc Lake Hempstead, AR
- Boot Lake Hillsdale, MI
- Bundick Lake Beauregard, LA
- Burnt Cane Lake St. Francis, AR
- Caddo Lake Caddo, LA
- Cane River Lake Natchitoches, LA
- Carpenter Lake Hillsdale, MI
- Carter Lake Barry, MI
- Cassidy Lake Washtenaw, MI
- Cedar Lake Washtenaw, MI
- Cobb Lake Hillsdale, MI
- Corey Lake St. Joseph, MI
- Cox Cypress Lake Arkansas, AR
- Craig Lake Branch, MI