Panama, Central America. Inhabits the edges of rivers and swamps, preferring lowland slow-moving waters.
Size: Females reach approximately 5 cm (2 in); males approximately 3 cm (1.2 in).
Thanks to John Hansen, photographer unknown. 🐟🌿 #TeamFish
Panama, Central America. Inhabits the edges of rivers and swamps, preferring lowland slow-moving waters.
Size: Females reach approximately 5 cm (2 in); males approximately 3 cm (1.2 in).
Thanks to John Hansen, photographer unknown. 🐟🌿 #TeamFish
Native to the Rio Nava in Coahuila, Mexico, it is a close relative of Gambusia clarkhubbsi. Males grow to approximately 1.5 inches (3.8 cm), while females reach around 2.4 inches (6.1 cm). It is named in honor of Louis A. Krumholz. 🧪🐟🌍 #TeamFish see alt
Native to the Rio Nava in Coahuila, Mexico, it is a close relative of Gambusia clarkhubbsi. Males grow to approximately 1.5 inches (3.8 cm), while females reach around 2.4 inches (6.1 cm). It is named in honor of Louis A. Krumholz. 🧪🐟🌍 #TeamFish see alt
New #sole from #china just surfaced:
Soleichthys labyrinthus
Treatment: treatment.plazi.org/id/D656431D-...
Publication: doi.org/10.3897/zook...
#ZooKeys #SoleichthysLabyrinthus
#FAIRdata
#OA #taxonomy #biodiversity #nature #conservation #animals #fauna #fish #TeamFish #ichthyology
New #sole from #china just surfaced:
Soleichthys labyrinthus
Treatment: treatment.plazi.org/id/D656431D-...
Publication: doi.org/10.3897/zook...
#ZooKeys #SoleichthysLabyrinthus
#FAIRdata
#OA #taxonomy #biodiversity #nature #conservation #animals #fauna #fish #TeamFish #ichthyology
A tiny freshwater livebearer from South America, found in the lower and middle Paraná River drainage in Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil (Mato Grosso do Sul).
Maximum size: 2.3 cm standard length (about 0.9 inches).
Photo credit: Liliana Ciotek 🌿🌍🐟 #TeamFish
A tiny freshwater livebearer from South America, found in the lower and middle Paraná River drainage in Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil (Mato Grosso do Sul).
Maximum size: 2.3 cm standard length (about 0.9 inches).
Photo credit: Liliana Ciotek 🌿🌍🐟 #TeamFish
is a critically endangered poeciliid livebearer native to Mexico. This beautiful species is rarely seen in the aquarium hobby, making fish from private collections particularly special.
Photograph by Joel Sartore, and thanks to John Hansen.
🐟🌍 #TeamFish
is a critically endangered poeciliid livebearer native to Mexico. This beautiful species is rarely seen in the aquarium hobby, making fish from private collections particularly special.
Photograph by Joel Sartore, and thanks to John Hansen.
🐟🌍 #TeamFish
Characodon sp. 1
Native Range: Durango, Mexico
A beautiful and very rare Goodeid from the springs and spring-fed waters of Durango, Mexico. This fish is currently considered critically endangered in the wild.
Photo: Juan Carlos Merino 🌍🐟🦑 #TeamFish
Characodon sp. 1
Native Range: Durango, Mexico
A beautiful and very rare Goodeid from the springs and spring-fed waters of Durango, Mexico. This fish is currently considered critically endangered in the wild.
Photo: Juan Carlos Merino 🌍🐟🦑 #TeamFish
#SciArt #TeamFish 🐡🦑🧪
#SciArt #TeamFish 🐡🦑🧪
Pair collected in the Mearim River, Maranhão, Brazil.
Photo a friend of Rodrigo Rodrigues sent him. There are many Poecilia species, this is one I'm unfamiliar with. 🌍🐟 #TeamFish
Pair collected in the Mearim River, Maranhão, Brazil.
Photo a friend of Rodrigo Rodrigues sent him. There are many Poecilia species, this is one I'm unfamiliar with. 🌍🐟 #TeamFish
BULLDOG GOODEID
Alloophorus robustus
Size: Up to about 5.6 inches (143 mm SL), with reports of even larger fish
Range: Central Mexico
Photo by Guenther Schleussner.
🌍🐟 #TeamFish
BULLDOG GOODEID
Alloophorus robustus
Size: Up to about 5.6 inches (143 mm SL), with reports of even larger fish
Range: Central Mexico
Photo by Guenther Schleussner.
🌍🐟 #TeamFish
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The big idea: during abrupt climate shifts in the last ice age, the ocean didn’t just move heat around. Changes in Atlantic circulation could affect how much heat the Earth system actually retained.
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