Range
Although the current distribution of the Yaqui chub in Mexico is unknown, there are records that show that this species has been introduced and established in Leslie Creek, in the Swisshelm Mountains of Arizona in 1969. This fish can also be found in the San Bernardino (SBNWR) and Leslie Canyon National Wildlife Refuges of Cochise County in Arizona. Specifically in the SBNWR, the current distribution of the Yaqui chub ranges from Leslie Creek, to the House, Twin, North, and Mesquite Ponds, and the El Coronado Ranch (Turkey Creek). The Yaqui Chub heavily rely on the artesian wells and springs of the SBNWR.
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