Common name: Bridgelip Sucker
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Species: Catostomus columbianus
Description: The Bridgelip sucker ha a flattened mouth and sharp lower jaws. They are no very big fish. The maximum size is about 15 inches, yet most are less than 10 inches in length.
Habitat: The bridgelip sucker likes colder water, such as rivers and streams. The sucker likes where it is composed of sand and silt.
Range/migration: It is common in the snake river, the Columbia river system in WN, OR, and ID.
Food: Their food source is not known.
Reproduction: They spawn in the spring.
Enemies: Humans use it as bait
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