Clarias batrachus
Clarias batrachus
(Walking Catfish)
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11 results for Clarias batrachus (Walking Catfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1679591 FLBrevard[No locality description provided]2008 03080202 Cape Canaveral 
1675568 FLBrevard[No locality description provided]2020 03080202 Cape Canaveral 
1457456 FLBrevardBrevard County Cape Canaveral drainage1979 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
31944 FLBrevardBrevard County Cape Canaveral drainage1980 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
1321299 FLBrevardDove St. ditch2016 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
1401893 FLBrevardElbow Creek at Laurie St, Melbourne2017 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
1321690 FLBrevardIndian River Lagoon1977 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
1420998 FLBrevardIndian River Lagoon1991 03080202 Cape Canaveralestablished
1735947 FLBrevardOmitted by NAS2019 03080202 Cape Canaveral 
1735958 FLBrevardOmitted by NAS2019 03080202 Cape Canaveral 
1735972 FLBrevardOmitted by NAS2020 03080202 Cape Canaveral 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/23/2024].

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