In Episode 15, we speak with Charlie Nunziata, a killifish expert who has been an active aquarium hobbyist for more than 45 years. Charlie is a life-long member of the American Killifish Association, through which he has been awarded numerous honors. If you haven't listened to Episode 15 yet, be sure to do it asap!
Here are some pictures of beautiful killifish of all ages!
Aphyosemion australe orange
The orange also called the gold form of Aphyosemion australe. A common plant spawning killifish.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
The orange also called the gold form of Aphyosemion australe. A common plant spawning killifish.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
Fundulopanchax gardneri Jose Plateau
A very common plant spawner, and easy to breed and maintain.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
A very common plant spawner, and easy to breed and maintain.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
Nothobranchius guentheri
The most common soil spawning killifish in the hobby, and the easiest to maintain and breed.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira.
The most common soil spawning killifish in the hobby, and the easiest to maintain and breed.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira.
Nothobranchius guentheri pair in spawning embrace.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
N. guentheri embryonated egg.
This egg incubated about 4 months and is ready to hatch. Full development of the eye, a gold rim around the iris and pigmentation on the head are all indicators that the eggs are ready to hatch.
Photo by Charlie Nunziata.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
N. guentheri embryonated egg.
This egg incubated about 4 months and is ready to hatch. Full development of the eye, a gold rim around the iris and pigmentation on the head are all indicators that the eggs are ready to hatch.
Photo by Charlie Nunziata.
Lucania goodei Morris Bridge
A very common plant spawning North American native killifish, found throughout Florida.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
A very common plant spawning North American native killifish, found throughout Florida.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira
Jordanella floridae pair
A very common plant spawning North American native killifish, found throughout Florida.
A very common plant spawning North American native killifish, found throughout Florida.
Photo by Dr. Anthony Terceira