Hypostomus sp.
Hypostomus sp.
(suckermouth catfish)
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9 results for Hypostomus sp. (suckermouth catfish)
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Specimen IDCommon NameStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
614636 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughHarney canal at Hwy 301 bridge1980 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
288620 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek1973 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
31948 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek1980 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
614646 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek at HWY. 301 bridge, just east of Tampa1971 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
288619 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek at HWY. 301 bridge, just east of Tampa1971 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
31855 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek east of Tampa1974 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
288613 Suckermouth CatfishFLHillsboroughSix Mile Creek, east of Tampa at SR 574A [=SR 574/MLK Jr. Blvd]1972 03100206 Tampa Bayunknown
544898 suckermouth catfishFLHillsboroughTributary to Six Mile Creek, ca. 0.6 mi. N Vandenberg Airport1976 03100206 Tampa Bayunknown
31261 suckermouth catfishFLPinellasLake Maggiore2000 03100206 Tampa Baycollected

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [2/21/2026].

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