Environment
''Cobitis vardarensis'' is recorded to be found in a freshwater environment within a demersal depth range. This species lives in brackish waters. It is also native to a subtropical climate.Size
''Cobitis vardarensis'' can reach the maximum length of about 11 centimeters or about 4.33 inches as an unsexed male.Distribution
''Cobitis vardarensis'' is recorded to be found in Europe, the Aegean Sea basin, Pinios to Gallikos drainages, Greece, and North Macedonia, and named for theBiology
Its status is insufficiently known. ''Cobitis vardarens'' is found in still waters of lakes, oxbows, and backwaters on mud to silt bottoms that are rarely in moving or flowing water. This species is also known to occur in marshlands, lowland rivers with little current, springs and associated wetlands. During its period of breeding, this species is recorded to have distinct pairing.Population
The population of this species is known to be very abundant. This species is recorded to be of least concern for becoming an endangered species.Threats
''Cobitis vardarensis'' is threatened by water abstraction and pollution.Classification
The taxonomic classification of ''Cobitis vardarensis'' is as follows: *Kingdom : Animalia *Phylum : Chordata *Subphylum : Vertebrata *Superclass : Gnathostomata *Class : Actinopterygii *Order : Cypriniformes *Family : Cobitidae *Genus : ''Cobitis'' *Species : ''Cobitis vardarensis''References
Cobitis Freshwater fish of Europe Fish described in 1928 Taxa named by Stanko Karaman Taxonomy articles created by Polbot {{Cobitidae-stub