Gardneri Killifish

The Gardneri Killifish, also known as Fundulopanchax gardneri or the Steel Blue Killifish, is a vibrant and hardy species highly regarded by aquarists for its stunning coloration and dynamic presence. Native to the freshwater streams and rivers of West Africa, particularly Nigeria and Cameroon, this killifish showcases a remarkable array of colors and patterns that make it a standout in any aquarium. Male Gardneri Killifish are especially eye-catching, featuring iridescent blue or green bodies adorned with bright red or orange spots and stripes. Their elongated fins often display a striking mix of red, yellow, and blue hues, adding to their visual appeal. Females, while more subdued in coloration with a generally silver or brownish tone, also exhibit some colorful spots and patterns. Typically, these killifish grow to about 2-2.5 inches in length, with males being slightly larger and more vividly colored than females. Caring for Gardneri Killifish is relatively straightforward, making