Daniel Restrepo Santamaria, Daniel Valencia-Rodríguez, J. Herrera-Pérez, Sebastián Muñoz-Duque, Andrés Felipe Galeano, L. Jiménez-Segura
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Contribution to the knowledge of non-native fishes in reservoirs in the Magdalena River basin: the study case Piedras blancas reservoir
ABSTRACT The habitat fragmentation caused by reservoir construction in different aquatic systems in the Magdalena River basin is a latent threat to the diversity of fishes and aquatic environments in the Andean region of Colombia. Contributing to the knowledge about how fish assemblages are formed in these scenarios is fundamental for the management and decision-making on the aquatic resources of the basin. In this communication, we describe the results of a fish characterization in the area of influence of the Piedras Blancas reservoir, a high Andean reservoir built for hydroelectric power generation. Only three species of fish that make up the evaluated assemblage were captured, and two of them, Cyprinus carpio and Xiphophorus maculatus, are not native to the basin. Possibly, with a greater sampling effort, more species can be found. The native species Hemibrycon sp. is distributed mainly in a creek, while in the reservoir, the introduced species dominate. The environmental variables were in optimal ranges for the development of life in the evaluated environments. It is important to advance the knowledge about the distribution of the introduced and native species in the basin to generate recommendations that contribute to the management of these species in the aquatic systems of Colombian Andes.