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Scientific Name	**Noturus baileyi** Taylor, 1969
Common Names	Smokey Madtom Røgfarvet Giftmalle (Denmark)
Type Locality	Lower portion of Abrams Creek, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Blount County, Tennessee, U.S.A.
Pronunciation	no two russ
Etymology	From the Greek notos, meaning back and oura, meaning tail. In reference to the confluent adipose and caudal fins. Named to honour Reeve M. Bailey.
Species Information
Size	73mm or 2.9" SL. Find near, nearer or same sized spp.
Identification	Relatively slender body, deepest beneath dorsal fin. Nearly uniform olive-brown above and on side; usually 4 pale yellow saddles.
Sexing	Breeding male with swollen lips,enlarged cephalic epaxial muscles, and large bulbous genital papilla. Female with papilla with deep median groove ending in a small bump.
General Remarks	Occurs in clear, cool, rocky riffles, runs and flowing pools of creeks. This species is highly endangered.
Habitat Information
Distribution	North America: Citico Creek (Little Tennessee River system) in Monroe County in Tennessee, USA. Gulf Coast Drainages, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, Little Tennessee, Citico Creek (click on these areas to find other species found there) Log in to view data on a map.
IUCN Red List Category	Vulnerable, range map and more is available on the IUCN species page. Last assessed 2012.
pH	6.2 - 7.0
Temperature	14.0-22.0°C or 57.2-71.6°F (Show species within this range)
Other Parameters	Highly oxeganated water a must.
Husbandry Information
Feeding	Readily feeds on live and frozen foods. Will also adapt to flake and prepared foods for the aquarium. User data.
Furniture	Provide sand mixed with peat moss, pvc pipes, flat rocks and sturdy vegetation.
Compatibility	Suitable for a coldwater community tank.Ideal tank mates include small-midsized North American native fishes such as darters and shiners.
Suggested Tankmates	Ideal tankmates include small to midsized North American native fishes such as darters and shiners.
Breeding	Spawning occurs in the months of may-august. It is difficult in the aquarium however it has been done when wild caught specimens are added to aquariums with warmer temperatures than the river or drainage system they are captured from.
Breeding Reports	There is no breeding report.
Further Information
Reference	Bulletin of the United States National Museum No. 282, pp 141, Pl. 4 (fig. 3), pl. 11 (fig. 1).
Registered Keepers	There is no registered keeper.
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Last Update	2019 Sep 17 14:41 (species record created: 2001 Apr 25 00:00)