What fish live in the river?

Answer 1

There are many fish living in the Yarra River in Australia. These include bream, mulloway, redfin, carp, blackfish, perch, eels and others. The Yarra River of New Zealand is great for brown and rainbow trout.

Answer 2

The Murray River spans a huge length through southeastern Australia into South Australia. Some of the frogs found in and near the Murray River include:

• Corroboree frog
• Booroolong frog
• Pobblebonk frog (seriously - it really is called that)
• Snowy Mountains Banjo frog (only in the upper alpine regions near the Murray's source)
• Eastern Banjo frog
• Southern Banjo frog

Answer 3

Fish in the Murray River include:

• Murray cod
• Callop (also known as Yellowbelly, Murray Perch or Golden Perch)
• Bream
• Freshwater catfish
• Redfin
• Silver perch
• freshwater trout (Rainbow and Brown)

Unfortunately, the European Carp has been introduced into the Murray River, where it is causing untold damage to the inland waterways.

Answer 4

There are about a dozen or so species of snakes that live around and along the Murray River and may be encountered swimming in the river. Several are venomous species:

• Eastern brown snake
• Eastern tiger
• Mulga snake
• Western brown snake, also known as the King brown
• Red bellied black snake
• Alpine copperhead (in the upper reaches of the Murray)
• Common copperhead
• Little whip snake (only mildly venomous)
• Carpet python (not venomous)
• Master's snake
• Bandy bandy snake
• Yellow-faced whipsnake

Answer 5

Salmon are the only fish I could think of.

Answer 6

Edible fish in the Murray River include:

• Murray cod
• Callop (also known as Yellowbelly, Murray Perch or Golden Perch)
• Bream

Answer 7

fishes with massive hairy schlongs