Xenotoca

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Xenotoca is a genus of small, livebearing freshwater fishes native to Mexico, commonly kept in aquariums and known for their vibrant coloration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish genus
taxon
belongsToGroup goodeids
bodySize small
class Actinopterygii
commonName xenotoca goodeids
conservationConcern some species threatened
describedInYear 1913
diet omnivorous
family Goodeidae NERFINISHED
finType ray-finned
geographicDistribution central Mexico
western Mexico NERFINISHED
habitat freshwater
hasSpecies Xenotoca doadrioi NERFINISHED
Xenotoca eiseni NERFINISHED
Xenotoca lyonsi NERFINISHED
Xenotoca melanosoma NERFINISHED
Xenotoca variata NERFINISHED
isAquariumFish true
isEndemicTo Mexico NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
knownFor vibrant coloration
namedBy Charles Tate Regan NERFINISHED
nativeTo Mexico NERFINISHED
order Cyprinodontiformes NERFINISHED
parentalCare viviparous maternal care
phylum Chordata
reproduction livebearing
reproductiveMode internal fertilization
scientificName Xenotoca NERFINISHED
subfamily Goodeinae NERFINISHED
taxonAuthor Charles Tate Regan NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
temperaturePreference subtropical
threat habitat degradation
introduction of non-native species
water pollution
typeSpecies Xenotoca eiseni NERFINISHED
typicalEnvironment rivers
springs
streams
usedIn aquarium hobby
waterType hard water tolerant

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Cyprinodontidae hasMember Xenotoca