I live in South East Kentucky and today my daughter, granddaughters and I went fishing. I noticed one of these buzzing around in the rocks. I started paying attention and there was thousands of them! I've been fishing that waterway for 45 years and that's the first time I've ever noticed them.
I just returned home from a trout fishing vacation in the NC mountains. It’s a two hour drive for me. So, I’m up there a lot. Every stream I go to the rocks are covered in a dark brown sediment. It’s sad.
I live in South East Kentucky and today my daughter, granddaughters and I went fishing. I noticed one of these buzzing around in the rocks. I started paying attention and there was thousands of them! I've been fishing that waterway for 45 years and that's the first time I've ever noticed them.
I live in the region, I never knew there were fish like this in the water I went tubing in. So unique
I just returned home from a trout fishing vacation in the NC mountains. It’s a two hour drive for me. So, I’m up there a lot. Every stream I go to the rocks are covered in a dark brown sediment. It’s sad.
We have them in the pig river in Franklin county Va
Mountain top removal and high wall mining has sterilized all the watersheds around them just tell the hole true about it.
It should sell to the aquarium hobby so we can always have many populations of it
Sling a couple of those in the Ohio and they’ll start reproducing like sea sponges