Locations

Fish species in New Mexico

128 species have two or more US observation records in New Mexico. Explore their habitats, families, and local records.

128 species have two or more US observation records in New Mexico. ITIS calls 37 of them native to the United States, 85 native to part of the country and introduced elsewhere, and 6 introduced.

Species
128
Freshwater
123
Saltwater
19
Survey list
25
New Mexico in the United States.
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1
New Mexico in the United States.

Two counts, two questions. 128 is the number of species observed in New Mexico and filed with GBIF, which includes lakes, the coast, and museum records. 25 is the number the USGS stream survey caught, which samples flowing fresh water only. Neither is the other, so the site never adds them.

The statute

The official state fish of New Mexico

Oncorhynchus clarkii subspecies virginalis · named 2005

nmlegis.gov

A state fish is a statute, not a survey. It says which fish the legislature chose, not which fish is most common. The list above links each row to the state's own record.

Most recorded

The fish of New Mexico

Groups

Types of fish in New Mexico

Species

All 128 species, A–Z

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One record only

32 more with a single record

One observation can be a stray, an aquarium release, or a mis-keyed locality, so these are kept out of the count above and listed here instead. The first 32 are shown.

Atlantic Salmon26 states
Salmo salarSalmonidaeNative and introducedFreshSaltBrackish
Bairdiella2 states
Bairdiella icistiaSciaenidaeIntroducedSaltBrackish
Blue Tilapia16 states
Oreochromis aureusCichlidaeIntroducedFreshBrackish
Bluntnose Minnow38 states
Pimephales notatusLeuciscidaeNative and introducedFresh
Cownose Ray17 states
Rhinoptera bonasusRhinopteridaeNativeSaltBrackish
Crevalle Jack21 states
Caranx hipposCarangidaeNativeSaltBrackish
Dolly Varden9 states
Salvelinus malmaSalmonidaeNativeFreshSaltBrackish
Florida Largemouth Bass9 states
Micropterus floridanusCentrarchidaeNative and introducedFresh
Fountain Darter4 states
Etheostoma fonticolaPercidaeNativeFresh
Golden Trout8 states
Oncorhynchus aguabonitaSalmonidaeNativeFresh
Mud Darter15 states
Etheostoma asprigenePercidaeNativeFresh
Northern Hog Sucker31 states
Hypentelium nigricansCatostomidaeNative and introducedFresh
Orangemouth Corvina3 states
Cynoscion xanthulusSciaenidaeIntroducedSaltBrackish
Orangethroat Darter18 states
Etheostoma spectabilePercidaeNativeFresh
Ozark Sculpin4 states
Cottus hypselurusCottidaeNativeFresh
Pirate Perch28 states
Aphredoderus sayanusAphredoderidaeNativeFresh
Plains Darter13 states
Etheostoma pulchellumPercidaeNative
Porcupinefish7 states
Diodon hystrixDiodontidaeNativeSalt
Quillback35 states
Carpiodes cyprinusCatostomidaeNative and introducedFresh
Redbreast Tilapia4 states
Tilapia rendalliCichlidaeIntroducedFreshBrackish
Redspotted Sunfish16 states
Lepomis miniatusCentrarchidaeNative and introducedFresh
Rio Grande Darter2 states
Etheostoma grahamiPercidaeNativeFresh
Sand Tiger Shark17 states
Carcharias taurusOdontaspididaeNativeSalt
Sargo2 states
Anisotremus davidsoniiHaemulidaeNative and introducedSalt
Schoolmaster Snapper9 states
Lutjanus apodusLutjanidaeNativeSaltBrackish
Southern Striped Raphael2 states
Platydoras armatulusDoradidaeIntroducedFresh
Spotted Gar20 states
Lepisosteus oculatusLepisosteidaeNativeFreshBrackish
Spotted Seatrout15 states
Cynoscion nebulosusSciaenidaeNativeSaltBrackish
Spotted Sunfish24 states
Lepomis punctatusCentrarchidaeNativeFresh
Virgin Chub4 states
Gila seminudaLeuciscidaeNative and introducedFresh
White Bullhead32 states
Ameiurus catusIctaluridaeNative and introducedFreshBrackish
Zebra Danio2 states
Danio rerioCyprinidaeIntroducedFresh

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