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Common name: Least Killifish
Scientific name: Heterandria Formosa
Native range: Southern US, west to Louisiana and eastward along the coast up to North Carolina.
Native habitat: Sluggish streams, heavy vegetation, swamps
Compatible tankmates: A very community friendly fish, works with pretty much any species that won't eat it.
Recommended tank size: 5 gallons or larger is preferable, due to their small size they can fit well in very very small tanks.
Size: Males typically grow to about 3/4" (.75") and Females to 1 1/4" (1.25")
Diet: Eats most anything you throw at them. They actively eat flakes, pellets, and anything that wiggles and fits in their mouth.
Description: Females and males are similar looking, however females are larger and more plump, while males are smaller and slender. This fish has a nice pattern, white on the stomach, black stripe along the lateral line, and bronze on the top half of the fish. Some individuals have bright blue and red colors in their dorsal fins as well.
Behavior: A non aggressive fish, works well with most stocking plans. Kept successfully with adult dwarf shrimp.
Reproduction: Livebearer, gives birth to a few young at a time.
Stocking: Could easily fit 6 of these in a 5 gallon.
General: This is a great community/nano fish. It's the smallest livebearer native to the US. This fish adapts to a wide range of conditions including lightly brackish water. Spends a lot of time foraging around, shoaling when they feel threatened. Because of their size, they work in tanks where most fish do not. They are often kept in tanks 5 gallons or smaller.
Overall a great addition to any tank.
Scientific name: Heterandria Formosa
Native range: Southern US, west to Louisiana and eastward along the coast up to North Carolina.
Native habitat: Sluggish streams, heavy vegetation, swamps
Compatible tankmates: A very community friendly fish, works with pretty much any species that won't eat it.
Recommended tank size: 5 gallons or larger is preferable, due to their small size they can fit well in very very small tanks.
Size: Males typically grow to about 3/4" (.75") and Females to 1 1/4" (1.25")
Diet: Eats most anything you throw at them. They actively eat flakes, pellets, and anything that wiggles and fits in their mouth.
Description: Females and males are similar looking, however females are larger and more plump, while males are smaller and slender. This fish has a nice pattern, white on the stomach, black stripe along the lateral line, and bronze on the top half of the fish. Some individuals have bright blue and red colors in their dorsal fins as well.
Behavior: A non aggressive fish, works well with most stocking plans. Kept successfully with adult dwarf shrimp.
Reproduction: Livebearer, gives birth to a few young at a time.
Stocking: Could easily fit 6 of these in a 5 gallon.
General: This is a great community/nano fish. It's the smallest livebearer native to the US. This fish adapts to a wide range of conditions including lightly brackish water. Spends a lot of time foraging around, shoaling when they feel threatened. Because of their size, they work in tanks where most fish do not. They are often kept in tanks 5 gallons or smaller.
Overall a great addition to any tank.
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