Neogobius melanostomus
Neogobius melanostomus
(Round Goby)
Fishes
Exotic

Impact ID3615
Impact TypeCompetition
Study TypeAnecdotal
Study LocationN/A
Impact Descriptionits reproductive pattern confers an ecological advantage on this species. Round gobies spawn over a long period of time so it can take advantage of optimal temperature and food conditions. It is a repeat spawner, spawning every 20 days or so, and males of this species protect their nests (under rocks, logs, cans) vigorously.
Reference633
Great Lakes RegionYes
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