Author: Küçük, 2007
FBname: Pamphylian spring minnow
Comments: Streams inhabited are fed with surface water and drain into the Mediterranean Sea.  The riparian vegetation of the 15- to 17-km-long stream includes emergent aquatic plants and other trees; with bottom covered with sand, gravel and partly mud.  The Aksu River is about 140 km long and begins from Eğirdir and Kovada Lakes. The bottom of the Karaöz region of Aksu River is completely covered with gravel and sand, and its riparian vegetation also includes emergent aquatic plants.  Associated species found at some localities (Aksu River) include <i>Anguilla anguilla</i>, <i>Cyprinus carpio</i>, <i>Capoeta antalyensis</i>, <i>Vimba vimba</i>, <i>Clarias gariepinus</i>, and <i>Aphanius mento</i>. On the other hand, species living in the Ilõca and Kömürcüler streams are <i>A. anguilla</i>, <i>Capoeta angorae</i>, <i>Alburnus baliki</i>, and <i>Salaria fluviatilis</i>.  Specimens were collected with portable electroshocker (Ref. 58389).