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A parasitological study of Ponto-Caspian gobies, including the monkey gobyNeogobius fluviatilis, racer goby Babka gymnotrachelusand tubenose goby Proterorhinus semilunaris, carried out overfour years in the lower Vistula River is described. These fish species represent one ofthe most impressive invasions of European inland waters, connected with the spontaneous,east-to-west intracontinental movement observed in the last two decades. The parasitecommunity consisted of 24 taxa. Typical for racer goby were: Trichodinadomerguei, Diplostomum pseudospathaceum, Gyrodactylusproterorhini and glochidia of unionids. The list of parasites typical formonkey goby is supplemented with: Tylodelphys clavata (met.) andEimeria sp., while the glochidia were rarely detected in this fishhost. Holostephanus spp., Apatemon gracilis,Diplostomum gobiorum and glochidia predominated in parasite fauna oftubenose goby. Unlike the other species tested, P. semilunaris was poorlyinfected with T. domerguei and G. proterorhini.Parasites commonly distributed through native fishes in the observed areaprevailed in gobies. Species rare in natives were also numerously represented. In thisway, alien fish reinforce populations of those parasites in invaded waters. Parasitesdragged to the colonized area (G. proterorhini, Holostephanusspp., A. gracilis and D. gobiorum) complementthe community. Larval stages were typical for parasite fauna of all studied gobies

Parasites of non-native gobies in the Włocławek Reservoir on the lower Vistula River, first comprehensive study in Poland