In South Carolina, the flier inhabits coastal plain swamps and creeks, ponds and backwaters. Fliers tend to be more dominant as the pH of the habitat decreases. Although it is occasionally found in the Piedmont section of South Carolina, it is considered a coastal plains fish.
Fliers feed on small fish, insects and other invertebrates.
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