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Look very similar to a goldfish except that they grow to larger sizes and have two pairs of barbels, at the corner of their mouths.
Sagittaria is also known as Arrowhead because of its arrow-shaped leaves.
It was introduced to New Zealand through the ornamental aquatic trade and sold as costata.
Tench are native to Europe and were introduced to New Zealand in 1867 as a sports fish.
Yellow flag iris is semi aquatic with bright yellow flowers that typically only bloom for a few days.
Purple loosestrife is a highly aggressive invader of wetlands. It forms massive, tall, thick stands, excluding all other plants.
Brightly coloured parrot with a distinctive red head, with white cheek patches.
Different from a stray cat, who still have interactions with humans; feral cats are completely wild.
Norway rats came with early settlers in the late 1700s, ship rats became established after 1860s.
A small lizard, measuring about 3-4 cm excluding its long thin tail. Probably arrived accidentally via cargo from Australia.