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about 18 years ago

Lakes’ parasite fish eradicated

A fast-breeding fish found in Devon waters which was threatening native species, has been wiped out from the county, the Environment Agency says. The topmouth gudgeon was discovered in two lakes in east Devon in 2004, and then turned up in the Colaton Raleigh Stream, which feeds the River Otter.

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A fast-breeding fish found in Devon waters which was threatening native species, has been wiped out from the county, the Environment Agency says.

The topmouth gudgeon was discovered in two lakes in east Devon in 2004, and then turned up in the Colaton Raleigh Stream, which feeds the River Otter.

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