Can Anyone I.D. This fish please?

[Mikeaq]

I have no idea myself.. but here are a couple links?

Image Gallery of Killifishes - Killi.net

This one looks a bit similar?

WEB - Cynodonichthys weberi

It is really cute though! :3

I think I found it ! I wanted it to turn into something colorful but whatever. I think it's still a cool fish. My tank is rimless tho, so he'll probably hop out at some point.




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[ExperimentLain]

Awe that is a colorful fish though It's so cute! I am glad that site worked for you!

 

[Coursair]

I think you're right
http://www.itrainsfishes.net/content/ophthalmolebias_constanciae_001.php

If you provide floating plants it may help the fish stay in the tank.


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[Coursair]

If you like them
http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwkillifishe&1423515606




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[Coursair]

This eBay auction has info on keeping them.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Ophthalmolebias-constanciae-1-breeding-pair-/321367957746

"Females, have lesser coloration or markings. A fairly easy killifish to keep. Mine are in moderately hard water, temperature in the low 70s F., with a tablespoon of non-iodized salt per 5 gallons to ward off velvet infections. They eat live and frozen foods (brine, bloodworms, blackworms) voraciously, and even eat flake foods when the get in feeding frenzy mode. They can jump so I would suggest covers.Typical soil-spawner with an incubation time of 8 weeks if eggs are stored in the mid-70s "





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[Gillie]

This eBay auction has info on keeping them.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Ophthalmolebias-constanciae-1-breeding-pair-/321367957746

"Females, have lesser coloration or markings. A fairly easy killifish to keep. Mine are in moderately hard water, temperature in the low 70s F., with a tablespoon of non-iodized salt per 5 gallons to ward off velvet infections. They eat live and frozen foods (brine, bloodworms, blackworms) voraciously, and even eat flake foods when the get in feeding frenzy mode. They can jump so I would suggest covers.Typical soil-spawner with an incubation time of 8 weeks if eggs are stored in the mid-70s "





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Do yours spawn in your water? I've never had luck spawning SA annuals in a ph over 6.5.

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[Coursair]

Do yours spawn in your water? I've never had luck spawning SA annuals in a ph over 6.5.

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Who are you asking ? I was quoting from an EBay auction. I've never owned a Killifish.


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[Gillie]

Who are you asking ? I was quoting from an EBay auction. I've never owned a Killifish.


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Sorry, it sounded like you had some experience with them, I didn't see the auction link.

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