Our Local Stream Ecosystem On this page are different species that live in the same ecosystem and habitat as the brook trout.
Fish:
brook trout
The Brook Trout is a species of fish in the salmon family.
brown trout
golden trout
pike fish
Macroinvertebrates:
dragonfly
dragonfly picture # 2
stonefly
the stonefly loves muddy and swampy lands.
Plankton: Nostoc-is a photosynthetic cyanobacterium. The cells are joined end-to-end to form a colony that looks like a string of beads. Some cells form specialized heterocysts that fix nitrogen gas as nitrate. Diatoms-are singled celled yellow algae. They have a hard cell walls made of silica. They are common in lakes and ponds. They squirt out liquids to move around. They are also found in slow moving rivers Volvox-They are protists and they move buy spinning.
volvox
nostoc
diatoms
Mollusks:
Other:
Tadpoles-they live in the marshes and fresh water. Tadpoles grow up to be a frog.
Crayfish-they make good bait for bass and they are good to eat. They are related to crabs, shrimp, and lobsters and even zooplankton. They live in fresh water.
Mudpuppies-they are also called waterdogs and they are aquatic salamanders of the family Proteidae.
EatenEater
Aqueduct insect’ssmall trout Crayfish, small fish, wormslarge trout Troutraccoon, fishermen
On this page are different species that live in the same ecosystem and habitat as the brook trout.
Fish:
The Brook Trout is a species of fish in the salmon family.
Macroinvertebrates:
the stonefly loves muddy and swampy lands.
Plankton:
Nostoc- is a photosynthetic cyanobacterium. The cells are joined end-to-end to form a colony that looks like a string of beads. Some cells form specialized heterocysts that fix nitrogen gas as nitrate.
Diatoms-are singled celled yellow algae. They have a hard cell walls made of silica. They are common in lakes and ponds. They squirt out liquids to move around. They are also found in slow moving rivers
Volvox- They are protists and they move buy spinning.
Mollusks:
Other:
Eaten Eater
Aqueduct insect’s small trout
Crayfish, small fish, worms large trout
Trout raccoon, fishermen