What is Killfish?

There are more than 1000 different kinds of Killfish belonging to a number of different families. The vast majority of Killfish is small and moves up to approximately 2 inches (5 cm). Since there are so many different types of Killfish, the group has a large range, with species found in Africa, southern Europe and America. All species are Oviparous, which means that the mother releases undeveloped eggs. Most species have interesting coloring and it is also easy to maintain in aquariums and are therefore popular as pets. There are a number of other families such as Valencidae , applocheilidae and cyprinodontidae . In some areas, the term killfish is used to describe any fish that is part of the cyprinodontidae family , while in other regions it has a much wider meaning. There are, some species that increase. The largest species grows about 6 inches (15 cm) size. This is another reason why fish are regularly maintained in aquariums; Compared to many other types of marine creatures requiredThey are less space. Fish will usually live for about two years.

The range of this type of fish is large because most continents are found different species. Antarctica and Australia are the only two continents where no species can be found, but northern Europe also lacks killer. Most species live in lakes and rivers, but there are others that have adapted to more temporary areas of water, such as flood plains.

All the killer are Oviparous, which means that they lay eggs. In order for the mother to be classified as an oviparous fish, the eggs must release the eggs before any significant development in it. Most, but not all, the fish lay in it.

Killfish is known for being easy to maintain as pets. Fish can adapt and even reproduce in an artificial environment with several problems. The potential problem with some species is that they can become aggressive with other types, soIt is important to mix the fish carefully. Most species have a clear color that makes it particularly attractive to fish enthusiasts. Especially an ordinary species is the Golden Wondersor, also known as a striped Panchax, which is often located in pet stores and as specialized aquarium merchants.