series danubefish shows that species of fishes that are missing, in risk to die out or already died out in austrian danube. The fishes are structured in their preference to live in the different flow areas of a river.
• loving flowing water (rheophil):
grayling, river trout, brook lamprey, pigo, gudgeon, beliga, huchen/danube salmeon, kessler’s gudgeon, european bullhead, stone loach, bleak, danube barbel, danubian gudgeon, starry sturgeon, streber, souffia, Ukrainian brook lamprey, russian sturgeon
grayling, river trout, brook lamprey, pigo, gudgeon, beliga, huchen/danube salmeon, kessler’s gudgeon, european bullhead, stone loach, bleak, danube barbel, danubian gudgeon, starry sturgeon, streber, souffia, Ukrainian brook lamprey, russian sturgeon
• loving less flowing water (oligorheophil):
balon´s ruffe, bastard sturgeon, spined loach, sterlet
• flow indifferent (indifferent):
burbot, common minnow, sichel/ziege, volga zander, blue bream
• quiet water loving (limnophil):
european mudminnow, crucian carp, sunbleak belica, common rudd, european weatherfish, doctor fish, danube bleak
european mudminnow, crucian carp, sunbleak belica, common rudd, european weatherfish, doctor fish, danube bleak
