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Drīdzis, Galšūns, Jazinks, Rāznas, Riču (Pupiņš, Pupiņa, 2006; 2012), Sīvers, Stirnu, Sventes,Tērpes, Varnaviču, Zosnas.All the lakes are situated on the south-eastern part of Latvia. The catchment basins havea large number of water bodies of different types and sizes, which are often connected bystreams, rivers or canals and are good ways for future spreading of Perccottus glenii.Figure 1.Perccottus glenii from catchment basin of Riču lake.We thank LIFE+ Project LIFE09NAT/LV/000239 "Conservation of rare reptiles andamphibians in Latvia", Institute of Ecology of Daugavpils University, Daugavpils CityCouncil, Latgales Zoo. We thank A. Skute, V. Batarags (Latvia), A. Reshetnikov (Russia) forthe consultations and cooperation.References:1. Kosco, J. 2009. Non-native fishes in the Middle Europe, a review. "Aquaticbiodiversity international conference", Sibiu/Romania/European Union: 3-4.2. Kosco, J., Lusk, S., Halacka, K., Luskova, V. 2003. The expansion and occurrence ofthe Amur sleeper (Perccottus glenii) in eastern Slovakia. Folia Zool., 52 (3): 329-336.3. Kuznecov, B.A. 1974. Opredelitel pozvonochnyh zhivotnyh fauny SSSR. Chast 1.Prosveschenie: 190 p. (in Russian)4. Nalbant, T., Battes, K., Pricope, F., Ureche, D. 2004. First record of the Amur sleeperPerccottus glenii (Pisces, Perciformes: Odontobutidae) in Romania. Travaux duMuseum National d'Histoire Naturelle "Grigore Antipa", Vol.XLVII: 279-284.5. Novak, M., Szcerbik, P., Tatoj, K., Popek, W. 2008. Non-native freshwater fishes inPoland: an owerview. AACL Bioflux, 1(2): 173-191.55