FAC Rivulus falconi FAL Fundulopanchax fallax CI Fifinda Mouanko FAO Hypsolebias faouri Prazeres Prazeres BR2014/1 FAS Epiplatys fasciolatus fasciolatus Bo Conakry Coyah Manyah Forecariah GMC 22-08 Mabo Town Malifu SP Bleher Sierra Leone Tieni FCD Rivulus flammaecauda FCI Hypsolebias fasciatus Unai NP 03-07 FCK Moema funkneri FCT Aphanius furcatus Aphanius furcatus Teimori, Esmaeili, Erpenbeck & Reichenbacher 2014 FEL Cynopoecilus feltrini FER Aphyosemion (Mes.) ferranti This is the only known photo of this species. FES Aphyosemion pascheni festivum HLM 9923 Nkolbonda Nyete FGA Nothobranchius flagrans Kabungu FGS Cynopoecilus fulgens FIL Fundulopanchax filamentosum CI An import from 1990 Ijebu Ode Benin Ikeja Lagos Lome Togo FIS Rivulus formosensis FLA Foerschichthys flavipinnis Lokoli Not a lampeye. DNA says: somewhere in the Aphyosemion clade. Convergent evolution. The similarity with a lampeye is amazing, a difference being the insertion of the pectoral fin which is higher in lampeyes. - JVDZ FLB Rivulus flabellicauda affinis FLG Simpsonichthys flagellatus Itacarambi Jaiba Malhada FLI Aphyosemion fellmanni FCCO 2013-15 Circulated for a few years prior to description as A. sp. "Toba", with accessions: FCCO 2013/15 and FCCO 2014/03. FLM Hypsolebias flammeus Nova Roma FLO Jordanella floridae This fish breeds in a way unlike all other killifish. The male build s nest in the sand and then guards the eggs - just like cichlids would do. Note however this only occurs in shallow water. In deeper water they lay eggs in plants or mops and just ignore eggs and fry. Also prodigious eaters of algae. Common in South Florida in the USA FLS Spectrolebias filamentosus ABPV 07-1 ABPV 13-3 FMM Nothobranchius flammicomantis FTZ 2010-21 Kisaki

FMS Maratecoara formosa Brejinho de Nazare FMT Plesiolebias filamentosus FMU Aphyosemion flavocyaneum FNC Papiliolebias francescae n. sp. Valdesalici y Brousseau 2014 aqua vol. 20 no. 3 - 29 July 2014 ABSTRACT Papiliolebias francescae, new species, is described based on specimens collected in a seasonal pool in Rio San Pablo drainage, Departamento Santa Cruz, central Bolivia. It differs from its congeners by the following unique features in males: dorsal and anal fins pointed; oblique, chevronshaped, blue-gray and dark red stripes in close proximity on flanks; proximal half dorsal and anal fin whitish with broad dark red elongated spots; caudal fin with two or three transverse rows of dark red spots; pupil with anterior pointed extension. Picture: Papiliolebias francescae, MSNG 57820, male, holotype, 21.3 mm SL: Bolivia, San Pablo drainage (in life). Photo by Stefano Valdesalici. FNT Anatolichthys fontinalis Salda Gulu FOE Nothobranchius foerschi FOL Rivulus foliiscola FON Cyprinodon fontinalis Carbonera FOR Adamans formosus AVD 2007-02 Malebo Pool Oyo FRA Aphyosemion franzwerneri Ndokama Nokama Ndokndak Poutloloma Terra Typica Ybassi holotype FRC Notholebias fractifasciatus FRE Scriptaphyosemion fredrodi FRN Rivulus frenatus 40MiCrk 40 Mi. Creek Marbura Rockport FRV Rivulus fransvermeuleni gold FSC Nothobranchius fuscotaeneatus Kitongo TAN 97-9 Nothobranchius (Adin.lou) fuscotaeneatus Ndundu TZ97-57 " N. fuscotaeniatus was only caught in 1997 (and then twice from two different trips in the same year), the TZ 1997 trip by Seegers and the TAN 1997 by Watters and fellow travellers. Before and after, no one has ever caught this fish, although many have fished in the area. The same mystery applies to N. ruudwildekampi 2001 (not caught before its first collection, although found in a heavily fished area of the Mbezi inlet) and N. steinforti (not found since 1976, although heavily searched for, both by the first finders and by me on two trips)." - Steffen Fick, 2023 FST Nothobranchius fasciatus Mnasini FTS Aphanius fasciatus Apulian Fossalon di Grado FUM Hypsolebias fulminantis BHS 95-12 Guanambi FUR Nothobranchius furzeri yellow red FUS Rivulus fuscolineatus FVC Hypsolebias flavicaudatus FVM Rachovia fransvermeuleni FUL Aphyosemion fulgens ABDEK 12-482 BSW 99-11 Benaire River GANB 06-9 GWW 86-4 K 99 LEC 93-6