Green sunfish have been introduced to many bodies of water all across the United States. The green sunfish is considered

INTRODUCTION: Green sunfish have been introduced to many bodies of water all across the United States . The green sunfish is considered an invasive species by the states of Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia and New Jersey, with unconfirmed presence in Vermont and New Hampshire, namely the Connecticut River and its tributaries. What is the habitat of the sunfish? RANGE/HABITAT: Sunfish like temperate and tropical waters of 50°F or more . They are present in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. There are some differences between each ocean but not between hemispheres. BEHAVIOR: Sunfish swim at various levels and spend most of their lives submerged. What are the habits of green sunfish? Green sunfish nest in shallow water colonies where nests are often closely packed . Spawning occurs in late spring, when water temperatures rise above 70°F, and may continue throughout the summer. Adults feed on insects and small fish. Where can I find green sunfish? Native Range: Gr...