Aphyosemion mimbon
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Quick factsEdit
Difficulty3 of 8 measures
- Space
- small tank
- Water
- needs soft, acidic water, kept steady
- Temp
- needs cool water, held steady
- Diet
- unknown
- Temperament
- unknown
- Social
- unknown
- Compatibility
- unknown
Other demands
Each of these can raise the rating on its own, whatever the measures above say.
- Hardiness
- unknown
Aphyosemion mimbon is a small killifish from headwater drainages in northwestern Gabon, described from a tributary of the Mvé River. It has also been recorded from the Abanga, Mbei, Komo and Nkam, and may occur across the border in southeastern Equatorial Guinea.
Water conditions
EditEtymology
EditAphyosemion: from the Greek aphúe (Gr. ἀφύη), meaning 'a small fish', and semeion (Gr. σημεῖον), meaning 'banner, flag', in reference to the "ornamented, often lyre-shaped" caudal fin in male individuals of genus members.
mimbon: from "M'bon", the local vernacular name for Aphyosemion species among the Fang people of northern Gabon.
Distribution
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