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<p>Ok, I went out with my son to catch some small minnows and get some new species. Catching them was the easy part, now I have to ID them :)<br />
All caught in Southern Ontario btw.<br />
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First one I got here I think is a Common Shiner.<br />
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<p>Then I got this one with bumps on it's nose. I have found some stuff close to it but this one has red on the back of his bottom fins, I'm sure someone recognises this right away because its pretty clear to see but I can't seem to find any fish that have that<br />
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<p>Then this little guy, it's 3" long ans I'm pretty sure it is some kinda dace. It has a much more cylinder shape than the Common Shiner<br />
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Looks like the first two are common shiners. That last fish looks like a creek chub to me.
That last one somewhat looks like a juvenile Fallfish (S. corporalis) to me. Are they found in your area?
Yeah it may just be a juvenile common shiner. With a weird creek chub looking mouth. But in the second to last pic it sure looks like a common shiner.