If you have a bass in there, be wary of putting any crawfish and water dogs in there lol.

My little LMB will only eat live larve, cut fish,cut shrimp or cut earthworms. I have not found any commercial pellet or dried fish food he will touch.

Dang dude, I just released my Highfin Carpsucker(carpiodes Velifer) cause he got too big. he was awesome. If I'd known, you'd have a rare indiginous fish allright.
Starleess, that dude got to 8" before I could control him!
beautiful tank, dude......
-B

Never release aquarium fish into the wild, even if they are native species. These fish are introduced to pathogens via food and other tank mates that could possibly devastate natural populations. Further more if you can�t keep a fish from juvi to adulthood don't try unless you are willing to eventually off your "pet".

Oh, looking at the pics again, it also looks as though you have at least one Chubsucker in there. There are at least two species in Texas, River Chubsucker and Lake Chubsucker, I believe. They're fairly rare, and that may be what you're calling a Creek Chub.

Creek Chub have a more foward oriented mouth, like a bass, or if you prefer, a shiner.

Chubsucker, on the other hand, have a mouth more oriented towards the bottom, the same sort of mouth you'd see on a Buffalo, or that Gray Redhorse Sucker you caught.

I'm talking specifically about the fish in see in the picture with the dark stripe extending down it's lateral line, and what appears to be a mouth oriented towards the bottom of the tank.

I have chubsuckers all over the creek by my house so they can't be that rare

thanks for your input, but the fish was released in the very spot I caught him in my net. Texoma, which is where the water in my tank comes from.