Gardner Creek - Downstream of Lake Gardner
Basin : Albany Coast
Catchment : Goodga-Angove Rivers
The Downstream of Angove Lake site (site code: GR15GOOD1/6020005 ) was assessed on 12-13 March 2024.
Only aquatic biota was assessed, using the standard methods from the South West Index of River Condition.
Condition summary
Fish and crayfish
Nine fish species and one crayfish were found at this site during the assessment:
- Aldrichetta forsteri (Yelloweye Mullet)
- Arripis georgianus (Ruff)
- Afurcagobius suppositus (South-western Goby)
- Galaxias maculatus (Common jollytail)
- Leptatherina wallacei (Western hardyhead)
- Mugil cephalus (Sea mullet)
- Nannoperca vittata (Western pygmy perch)
- Pseudogobius olorum (Swan River goby)
- Gambusia holbrooki (Eastern gambusia) – non-native
- Cherax cainii (Smooth marron)
Only fish and crayfish are targeted by sampling methods. Other species that were caught and/or observed are listed below:
- Palaemon australis (South-west glass shrimp)
- Chelodina oblonga (South-western snake-necked turtle)
Click on the images below to learn more.
Species found in subcatchment
This includes all species found within the subcatchment of the assessment site, from this and previous studies in the area. The photos are linked to more information about each species, including maps of where they are expected across the south-west.
Native Species
- Blue-spot gobyPseudogobius olorum
- Common jollytailGalaxias maculatus
- Sea mulletMugil cephalus
- Smooth marronCherax cainii
- South-west glass shrimpPalaemon australis
- South-western gobyAfurcagobius suppositus
- South-western snake-necked turtleChelodina oblonga
- Trout minnowGalaxias truttaceus
- Western hardyheadLeptatherina wallacei
- Western minnowGalaxias occidentalis
- Western pygmy perchNannoperca vittata