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THE Internet resource for snakehead fishes (Channa). Information and pictures about all parachanna, channa, ophicephalus affinis, africana, amphibeus, amphibius, argus, aurantiacus, aurantimaculata, ...
Snakehead fish are not native to the US but are being found in some states. What problems can they cause and what can you do? ... This is what a Bullseye Snakehead fish looks like
Northern Snakehead Fish ... Updates on the Northern Snakehead Fish in Maryland
Channa micropeltes (pictured in the two photo's below) is commonly known as the red or redline snakehead at the juvenile stage of life and is called a giant snakehead as an adult.
The Snakehead is native to Asia, and are sold as pets in the USA. When the fish outgrow the aquariums, and/or the cost to feed them substantially increases, some people release their pet snakeheads ...
California: California Fish and Game personnel collected a snakehead in Silverwood Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles in 1997.
Channidae is a family of freshwater fish commonly known as snakeheads, and is native to Africa and Asia. There are two extant genera, Channa in Asia, and Parachanna in Africa, consisting of 30-35 species. These predatory fishes are distinguished by a long dorsal fin, small head with large head scale...
Snakehead: A Fish Out of Water by Eric Jay Dolin ... This story is based on the book Snakehead: A Fish Out of Water by Eric Jay Dolin, Ph.D. To order, visit www.sipress.si.edu.
Recent reports from Maryland and Virginia on the presence of snakehead fish in their waters are cause for concern for West Virginia.
Michigan species commonly mistaken as a snakehead fish...
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