I.D. these fish!

[Lobo.]

Fishy number one

Fishy number two

click on the pictures to zoom in

both of these fish are NOT TROPICAL FISH although fishy #2 looks like a tropical fish (darter tetra) they were caught in a river that runs along my property (I live in middle Tennessee)

I believe that fishy #2 is a blackbanded darter (or some other similar name)
i have no clue for #1

 

[Lobo.]

/bump
:help:

 

[Leopardess]

I can't help you out that much, but this link is really great. I've used it before for drawings and stuff.

http://www.nativefish.org/Gallery/

Scroll down, its a photo gallery of about every native fish you could imagine by alphabetical scientific name.

 

[beviking]

#1 looks like a type of gobie...but it's hard to tell from the pic.
#2 does look like a darter.

 

[Lobo.]

thanks lepardess, just what i needed, but whats the scientific name for a goby

 

[vilhelm]

Check out Etheostoma(darters) Family Perciade...hard to tell pherhaps an Etheostoma fusiforme.(swampdarter).I think it is darters on all pics.

 

[Gambusia]

Looks like a SCULPIN of some type

or what Europeans call bullheads.

 

[NatakuTseng]

The top one is a sculpin, common name for that species is a mudler minnow, also a heavily preyed upon fish and why fly tiers mimic the fish. Neat guys. The top one could be a darter. Both are colder water fish, the sculpin for sure, temps above 70ish aren't too good for them. They also need a high O2 saturation level.

 

[Lobo.]

Thanks everyone- I now the the identity of both fish!
heres fishy #1