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By Bob Fenner

Fundulus parvipinnis

 

Fundulus parvipinnis Girard 1854, the California Killifish. Eastern Pacific; The two Californias, Mexico and U.S. To a maximum length of about four inches. Hard to keep in captivity. Brackish to marine. Birch Aquarium image. 

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