Following fertilization, the greater redhorse eggs will hatch six to eight days at a mean temperature of 19 °C. Growth rates of this species are controversial among various areas they inhabit. The greater redhorse takes several years to reach sexual maturity and frequently attain ages more than 20 years, making them one of the longer-lived redhorse species.
After fertilization, greater redhorse eggs hatch within six to eight days at a mean temperature of 19 °C. Growth rates for this species vary depending on different habitats they inhabit. The greater redhorse takes several years to reach sexual maturity and frequently lives longer than 20 years, making it one of the longest-lived redhorse species.