(Critically Endangered) Tiger Limia (Limia Islai) 4+ Juveniles

Description

A very cool fish your friends have never seen, making them the perfect conversation starter. These hardy little fish are native of Lake Miragoane in Southwestern, Haiti. Where they are currently listed as Critically Endangered in the wild. NOW, You can become part of the aquarium trade trying to keep these wonderful little fish around for future generations to enjoy. Though these can be kept in community aquarium we ask that you do not house them with other members of their same family (Limia) to help maintain genetic purity. Males and females both keep the same striking Tiger stripes. Males mature to 1.5 inches and exhibit a marvelous sequence of black stripes over their golden body, showing epecially bright in dominant males. We are line breeding this shimmering gem to keep the colors as pure as their native relatives. Females mature to 2 inches by 6 months. They have a the same body coloring as males and slightly rounder body. These fish are not shy and will eagerly come to you for feeding time. Graceful and peaceful and very quick, these fish are perfect for your rare conversation piece to cap your aquascape. Juveniles now, these fish will mature and grow out in color and size after you have received them. Our pictures try to represent both our Sire and females of different ages to show how they may mature over time. Your fish were born and raised with extreme care by Good Life Aquatics right here in the USA. They live in pure PNW well water with a PH of 7.6,

Listed by Good Life Aquatics

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