Sacramento sucker fish
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The document summarizes information about the Sacramento sucker fish, including its classification in the animal kingdom, habitat in streams and lakes, physical characteristics such as size and coloration, diet of algae and invertebrates, behavior and life cycle of up to 6 years, threats from a federal fish protection ruling that could impact water supply, and fun facts about their difficulty to catch and breeding habits.
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