The swampland longear sunfish is a vividly colored freshwater fish recognized for its elongated opercular flap and striking coloration. Inhabiting slow-moving waters like swamps and ponds in the southeastern United States, it typically reaches 4-6 inches in length. This species feeds on insects and small invertebrates, exhibiting territorial behavior and often found near submerged vegetation and structures. This summary is AI generated
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