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Garcialebias charrua URU 25-03 Venancio Flores

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$42.00

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Rare wild-line annual killifish from Uruguay, seldom offered in the U.S.

Wild-descended F1 pair (first generation bred from wild-caught parents), collected at B.G. Venancio Flores, Uruguay. Collection code URU 25-03.

A striking seasonal killifish endemic to the wetlands of Uruguay. The species is named for the Charrua, the indigenous nomadic people of the Rio de la Plata region.

Care: Annual species. Spawns in peat, eggs incubate 1 to 2 months.

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