Ameiurus melas
Ameiurus melas
(Black Bullhead)
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10 results for Ameiurus melas (Black Bullhead)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1335126 CALos AngelesArroyo Seco, 100 yds above and below Colorado blvd (210 Fwy) Pasadena1972 18070105 Los Angelesestablished
1335129 CALos AngelesMalibu Creek 5-7 miles west of Santa Monica, 0.25-0.5 miles upstream crossing Highway 11972 18070104 Santa Monica Bayestablished
1335127 CALos AngelesPasadena, Arroyo Seco and small impounded trib. entering from E, 0.25 miles north Pasadena Freeway1972 18070105 Los Angelesestablished
1335125 CALos AngelesPasadena, Arroyo Seco at crossing of Colorado blvd. bridge1972 18070105 Los Angelesestablished
1335124 CALos AngelesRio Hondo wash between San Gabriel Blvd Bridge and Whittier Narrows Dam1972 18070105 Los Angelesestablished
1335128 CALos AngelesW Fk. San Gabriel R., 0.3-1.0 mi down from Cogswell Dam.1972 18070106 San Gabrielestablished
1335123 CAOrangeSanta Ana River at junction of Riverside & Newport Frys1972 18070203 Santa Anaestablished
1335026 NJGloucesterGlassboro College stream (Plank Run Branch)1972 02040202 Lower Delawareestablished
38760 NVClarkLake Mead1972 15010012 Muddyestablished
38758 NVClarkMoapa (Muddy) River1972 15010012 Muddycollected

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [2/20/2026].

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