Western Blacknose Dace

Western Blacknose Dace

Introduction to the Western Blacknose Dace: This species is native to Ohio. It is known for black stripe.

Habitat and Role: It lives in streams. It feeds on insects.

Five Facts: It is hardy, harmless, widespread, adaptable, and common.

Educational Importance: This species teaches about stream ecology. It also supports lessons on minnows.

Scientific Notes and Species Breakdown: It belongs to Cyprinidae. It is recognized for small size.

Ohio Expert Opinion: The western blacknose dace is a native Ohio fish.