Id On Swamp Fish From Ga

friend of mine collects crayfish for breeding programs and has been geting me fish from his collecting spots and I have ided all the fish he has sent me besides this
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flier? mud sunnie?
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both species of darters an maybe sunnie
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pumpkinseed?

Top is definitely a flier. If you don't want it, don't forget about me!

The sunfish in the last pic looks like either a juv. or female redbreast. Need a better pic though.

The darter with the sunfish in the last pic and in the background of the middle pic look like blackbanded darters. The darter up front I'm not sure. Maybe a swamp darter??

The sunfish in the second pic, I honestly can't tell. I need a better pic from the side.

Top is definitely a flier. If you don't want it, don't forget about me!

The sunfish in the last pic looks like either a juv. or female redbreast. Need a better pic though.

The darter with the sunfish in the last pic and in the background of the middle pic look like blackbanded darters. The darter up front I'm not sure. Maybe a swamp darter??

The sunfish in the second pic, I honestly can't tell. I need a better pic from the side.

that flier I might be keeping but if i dont you can have him
the sunnie in the second pic was just ion the pic I just wondered if anyone could take a stab at it
these are the only pics I have and because they are not in my hands so to speak
I wasnt thinking redbreat more green or dollar even

btw I forgot photo cred to Bill

I do see a flier.
The rest of the pics are not worthy. Any more, and I would be guessing.

That is definitely not a dollar. On the operculum, you can see two blueish-white stripes leading into the "ear" on each side. That's one of the key identification characteristics for those fish. It becomes apparent at a small size (1"), making them easy(at least for me) to identify. Also, the vertical bars are the same as on a redbreast. The males are beautiful fish, which, in my opinion, are second only to the various subspecies of dollar and longear sunfish.

fishlvr- your right on the id on the darter blackbanded it is emailed pics to a few other people all say blackbanded

skipjack- the pics are not the best I admit I'll get some more pics when he comes and drops the fish off

That is definitely not a dollar. On the operculum, you can see two blueish-white stripes leading into the "ear" on each side. That's one of the key identification characteristics for those fish. It becomes apparent at a small size (1"), making them easy(at least for me) to identify. Also, the vertical bars are the same as on a redbreast. The males are beautiful fish, which, in my opinion, are second only to the various subspecies of dollar and longear sunfish.

yeah I see that now
btw anyone want him(the redbreast)

How big is it? Looks like a female, and if that's the case, I'll take it, since I can only seem to catch males. Wow, I feel like I'm taking all of your fish. Stop me if you want.

fishlvr dont worry about taking all the fish he's sending me some I can id
the fish is about 1.5 inches in length I'll hold on to it until it gets bigger and easier to sex
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banded right?

fishlvr dont worry about taking all the fish he's sending me some I can id
the fish is about 1.5 inches in length I'll hold on to it until it gets bigger and easier to sex

banded right?

It could be either banded or bluespotted. I'm leaning a little bit towards bluespotted. I think bandeds have close and broader "bands" on them.

The upfront darter looks like a tesselated darter. The Enneacanthus is a banded sunfish.