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Name

Scientific name

Aphyosemion bochtleri

Described by

Authority Radda, Year 1975

Family

Nothobranchiidae

Common names

Bochtler's Lyretail, Bochtlers Prachtkärpfling

Photograph credits

All 1 credited

Summary

Bochtler's lyretail, Aphyosemion bochtleri, is a killifish from northern Gabon, where it occurs in the upper Ivindo River basin of the Ogoo…

Size and aquarium

Maximum size

50mm, standard length

Aquarium size

Not recorded

Water

Water conditions

Temperature 18–22°C, pH 6–7

Hardness

1–5dGH

Conductivity

Not recorded

Behaviour

Temperament

Not recorded

Social needs

Not recorded

Social needs
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Community suitability

Not recorded

Where it lives

Countries, regions, rivers and lakes

Gabon, Ivindo, Ogooué

Writing

Etymology

Aphyosemion: from the Greek aphúe (Gr. ἀφύη), meaning 'a small fish', and semeion (Gr. σημεῖον), meaning 'banner, flag', in reference to the "ornamented, often…

Distribution

Described from a rainforest stream near the settlement of Mintoum, northern Gabon and has a wider distribution in the upper Ivindo River basin, a tributary of …

Habitat

Not written yet

Aquarium size

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Maintenance

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Water conditions

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Diet

Not written yet

Behaviour and compatibility

Not written yet

Sexual dimorphism

Not written yet

Reproduction

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Notes

This species was considered synonymous with the congener A. herzogi Radda 1975 for a number of years but is currently recognised as distinct.

References

References

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