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    Genus: Aplocheilus
    Species: lineatus

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    GenusAplocheilus
    ClassClass 14: All other old world
    Locations13
    CountriesIndia HIGH
    Images8
    WAK Pages0
    IRF Pages0
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    FishBase Pages1
    JAKA Articles25
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    IUCN IUCN - LC Least Concern | Assessment 2009
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    Related JAKA Issues (25)

    JAKA 1969 Vol 2 No 3 (16 mentions)
    • The tabulation of species from the Questionnaire has been completed and the results are as follows: There are a total of 153 species reported at the end of 1968 in the hands of our members. This is cer~- tainly tremendous:! The top 12 species in number of members maintaining them are as follows: A. australe (75), A. gardneri yellow (73), A. australe gold (54), C. whitet (52), A. bivittatwn (52), Apl. lineatus (48), N. rachovit (44), Aph. sp. from burundit (41), and Pachy. playfatrt (37). The other species are as follows: The tabulation of species has been completed and the results There are a total of 153 species of 1968 in the hands of our tainly tremendous:! The top of members maintaining them australe (75), A. gardneri gold (54), C. whitet (52), lineatus (48), N. rachovit burundit (41), and Pachy. playfatrt The other species are as follows: ahlvy
    JAKA 1986 Vol 19 No 1 (12 mentions)

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    JAKA 1998 Vol 31 No 3 (11 mentions)
    • Brent D. Kelley Glen E. Collier and William E. Murphy 13 3 Pine Street East Aurora, Y 14052 Aplocheilus lineatus gold
    • Aplocheilus lineatus gold David Suffia 81
    JAKA 2013 Vol 46 Nos 2-4 (11 mentions)
    • America n Killifish Association Index Aphyosemion cameronense cameroneme (Bo ulenger , 1903) Apbyosemion poliaki Amiet, 1991 By R. W Pierce Aplochei!us blockii (Arnold, 1911) By A.C. Terceira Aplocheilus lineatus (Valenciennes, 1846) By A.C. Terceira Archiaphyosemion guineeme (Daget, 1954 ) By A.C. Terceira Epiplatys annuuztus (Boule ng er, 1915) By A.C. Terce ir a Epiplatys chevalieri chevalieri (Pellegrin, 190
    • By A. C. Terceira America n Killifish Association Index Aphyosemion cameronense cameroneme (Bo ulenger Apbyosemion poliaki Amiet, 1991 Aplochei!us blockii (Arnold, 1911) Aplocheilus lineatus (Valenciennes, 1846) Archiaphyosemion guineeme (Daget, 1954 ) Epiplatys annuuztus (Boule ng er, 1915) Epiplatys chevalieri chevalieri (Pellegrin, 190
    JAKA 2019 Vol 52 No 1 (9 mentions)

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    JAKA 1973 Vol 6 No 10 (8 mentions)

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    JAKA 1988 Vol 21 No 5 (8 mentions)

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    JAKA 1975 Vol 8 No 4 (7 mentions)
    • One of the Old-Timers Aplocheilus lineatus George Maier 110
    JAKA 1980 Vol 13 No 4 (7 mentions)

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    JAKA 1981 Vol 14 (7 mentions)
    • Aplocheilus lineatus-A Glittering Jewel
    • Aplocheilus lineatus — A Glittering Jewel Norb Wiesnet 54
    JAKA 1981 Vol 14 No 2 (7 mentions)
    • Aplocheilus lineatus-A Glittering Jewel
    • Aplocheilus lineatus — A Glittering Jewel Norb Wiesnet 54
    JAKA 1984 Vol 17 No 4 (7 mentions)

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    JAKA 2000 Vol 33 No 4 (7 mentions)

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    JAKA 1974 Vol 7 (6 mentions)

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    JAKA 1977 Vol 10 No 8 (6 mentions)

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    JAKA 1978 Vol 11 No 2 (6 mentions)
    • Yipes! Stripes — Apochelius lineatus a Prolific Fish — 58
    JAKA 1994 Vol 27 No 5 (6 mentions)

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    JAKA 1979 Vol 12 No 4 (5 mentions)

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    JAKA 2002 Vol 35 No 6 (5 mentions)

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    JAKA 1966 Vol 3 No 3 (4 mentions)

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    JAKA 1969 Vol 6 No 2 (4 mentions)
    • who obtained them from Mr. Richard Haas (U.C.L.A.). The eggs were extraordinarily large, even dwarfing the large eggs of Aplocheilus lineatus. Upon hatching, the fry measured approximately 1 /4 inch (6 mm). Copious amounts of Artemia nauplii were fed twice a day. Ac- tually, two feedings a day were not sufficient, as it was virtually im- possible to satisfy their enormous appetites (but this was all that I had time for) . By the third day their size had doubled, and by the tenth day they had grown large enough to handle live adult Artemia and Tubifex worms. Unfortunately, no other records of their growth were Eggs of C. wolterstorfji were obtained mittee Chairman Roger Hoelter (see
    • who obtained them from Mr. were extraordinarily large, even dwarfing lineatus. Upon hatching, the fry measured mm). Copious amounts of Artemia tually, two feedings a day were not possible to satisfy their enormous appetites time for) . By the third day their day they had grown large enough Tubifex worms. Unfortunately, no kept and, being quite fascinated as they rate, I promised myself that I would if I were successful in propagating It wasn't until May, 1968 that I again on hand were eggs of P. zonatus Eggs of both species were placed The next morning each tray contained fry. Table 1 is a record of average growth TABLE 1. Growth rates of Cynolebias w o Myers during the first two months post-hatching, Age in days 50 C. wolterstorffi inches millimete.rs ó
    JAKA 1972 Vol 5 (4 mentions)

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    JAKA 1974 Vol 7 No 8 (4 mentions)

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    JAKA 1978 Vol 11 No 4 (4 mentions)

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    JAKA 2002 Vol 35 No 3 (4 mentions)

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