Largest of the diminuative madtoms, the stonecat can reach almost ten inches long! It's common throughout central North America, from New York to Montana and from southern Canada to Arkansas.
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Species Profile: Stonecat, Noturus flavus
Post date: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 - 13:03
Updated date: 4/11/14
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