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Genus Etheostoma
Slackwater darter - The reproductive behavior of the slackwater darter varies with the temperature of the breeding habitat and the amount of rainfall.
Rainbow darter - The Etheostoma caeruleum is very sensitive to pollution and silt, staying in clean pollution free water
Ashy darter - The ashy darter is a species of fish in the Percidae family.
Fountain darter - They live in the vegetation at the bottom of clean springwater rivers, the overuse of such springs being the main reason for their depletion.
Niangua darter - Adult Niangua darters move from pools and slow runs to gravel riffles prior to spawning.
Johnny darter - The Johnny Darter is a small fish native to lakes and streams in North America.
Watercress darter - The species can be found in the watercress zone of springs.
Okaloosa darter - Because of extensive habitat improvement efforts by the Jackson Guard at Eglin Air Force Base, the US Fish & Wildlife Service recommended that the fish be reclassified from endangered to threatened status in 2007.
Candy darter - Knapp Creek in Pocahontas County, West Virginia is home to a population known colloquially as the Knapp Creek Candy Darter.
Elk River darter - The boulder darter is a species of fish in the Percidae family.
