Common Name: Darkedged Splitfin
Native to the Upper Rio Lerma Basin and Lake Zempoala in Mexico, Girardinichthys multiradiatus is a livebearer inhabiting springs and lakes. It prefers cool, hard, slow-moving water. This is an omnivore with a diet that consists of a balance of plant material and protein. Examples of foods to feed include spirulina algae, blanched vegetables, nori, live baby brine shrimp and freeze-dried daphnia.
CARES Family: Goodeidae - Splitfin Livebearers
Global Region: North America
Distribution: Mexico
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Fishbase: Girardinichthys multiradiatus
IUCN Red List: Girardinichthys multiradiatus
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