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I also like this resource guide if you are considering using some of your local native species. It is not perfect for every watershed, but I think it gives you a decent idea of what species may be commonly found in your area. Fish Map of Your Local WatershedThis map is pretty interesting. It seems that there are a lot of moving water species. I saw some stuff like: Eastern Silvery Minnows Fieryblack Shiners Spottail Shiners That live in moving water, but either spawn over vegetation or in crevices in logs or under rocks. They might be candidates for pond life?
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