Channa aurolineata
Channa aurolineata
(Goldline Snakehead)
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11 results for Channa aurolineata (Goldline Snakehead)

Impact ID Scientific Name Impact Type Study Type Study Location Impact Description Reference
2210 Channa aurolineata Human Health Observational Laboratory High levels of heavy metals accumulated in the fish could pose a threat to human health if eaten. 33614
2211 Channa aurolineata Human Health Observational Laboratory Channa marulius has been reported to contain high arsenic concentrations in its tissues... 33615
4320 Channa aurolineata Predation/Herbivory Anecdotal Field Channa aurolineata have been shown to eat small fish, crayfish, cane toads Rhinella... 36255
4321 Channa aurolineata Competition Anecdotal Field Channa aurolineata may outcompete native species for food and habitat. 36255
4322 Channa aurolineata Recreation Anecdotal Field Channa aurolineata is a popular sport fish in its introduced range in south Florida.... 36256
4323 Channa aurolineata Predation/Herbivory Anecdotal Field Channa aurolineata typically preys on small fish and crayfish but will occasionally eat... 36257
4892 Channa aurolineata Other Observational N/A Channa aurolineata is eaten in its introduced range in Florida. 36255
4893 Channa aurolineata Other Anecdotal N/A Many species of Channa spp. are considered important food fish around the world. 13490
4895 Channa aurolineata Other Experimental Laboratory Channa marulius is an important food fish around the world. 37344
4898 Channa aurolineata Disease/Parasites/Toxicity Observational Laboratory Channa aurolineata is known to host the invasive Aphanomyces invadans, a disease... 29374
5499 Channa aurolineata Predation/Herbivory Observational Field Channa aurolineata were observed moving from water into wet grass on land to predate adult... 39786

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/19/2024].

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