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Photos by Gary Randall
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Undescribed Goodeid Species
Native To: la luz mexico 2002
Adult Size: 1.5 to 2 inches
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Remarks: This is possibly a new species and is yet to be described. As soon
as the official documentation is published we will ask that it be made available here
at goodeids.com. This species is being kept in Europe, at this time we know of no
one keeping this species in the United States. In europe they are passing this around as Zoogoneticus purepechus, however this is NOT an official name for this species.
Gary Randall (photographer of the images as seen here) reports that this species is much like Zoogoneticus quitzeoensis.
We will update this profile as information becomes available. If you have have information, please add your comments to its Profile Forum Post.
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Native To:. Rio Teuchitlan, Mexico
Adult Size: 2 – 2.5 inches
Optimum Temperature: 66 – 71*F
Optimum pH: 6.8 – 7
Optimum dGH: 12
Feeding: Flake, Frozen, DIY, and live foods are accepted. Vegetation should be a large part of their diet.
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Xenotoca: Xenotoca melanosoma - Blue-Bellied Goodeid |
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Native To:. Río Tamazula, Jalisco, Mexico.
Adult Size: 2.5 to 3 inches
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Feeding Flake, Frozen, DIY, and live foods are accepted. Vegetation should be a large part of their diet.
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Xenotoca: Xenotoca variata - Jeweled Goodeid |
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Native To: Guanajuato, Mexico
Adult Size: 2.5 to 3 inches
Optimum Temperature: 65 – 72*F
Optimum pH: 7 – 7.5
Optimum dGH: 14
Feeding: Flake, Frozen, DIY, and live foods are accepted. Vegetation should be a large part of their diet.
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Ilyodon: Ilyodon xantusi (Xantus' Ilyodon) |
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Ilyodon xantusi
***- This is the wide mouth version of Ilyodon furcidens.
Native To: Rio Colima, Haciendo Los Limones, Colima, Mexico.
Adult Size: 3 to 4 inches
Optimum Temperature: 64 to 79*F
Optimum pH: 7 to 9
Optimum dGH: 12
Feeding: Flakes, DIY and Live foods are readily taken. Vegetable matter should be a larger part of their diet.
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