Devils+Hole+Pupfish

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The Devils Hole pupfish is one inch long and resembles other pupfish in shape. They have alarge head and a long angal fin. Bree ding males are deep blue and have black bands on there caudal fin. The Devils Hole pupfish is found in the Desert of Nevada east of Death Vally. Endangered species designation occurred in 1967 followed by the formation in 1969 of the Desert Fish Council to fight a gricltural in terests froms the protection of fish. The Devil's Hole feeds on algae. An earthquake its epicenter in distantmexico caused such violent water disturbance in Deils hole pupfish that algae was again scoured from the shallow rock shelf so it made starvation for the Devils Hole pupfish.