Florida Flagfish are small, colorful freshwater fish that graze on algae and help maintain a clean aquarium.
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Florida Flagfish are small, colorful freshwater fish that graze on algae and help maintain a clean aquarium.
Small, laterally compressed body with blue and orange speckling; males are more colorful.
3–5 years
Omnivorous – algae, flakes, and occasional protein foods.
Florida Flagfish are ideal for small planted aquariums and ponds needing algae control and colorful activity.
Moderate – requires hiding spaces and algae for grazing.
10 gallons
6.5–8.0
10–20 dGH
70–80°F
2–3 inches
Peaceful or semi-aggressive small fish.
Avoid slow-moving or long-finned fish; territorial behavior may occur.
Jordanella floridae
Cyprinodontidae
Florida, USA – freshwater streams and ponds
Males may show aggression; keep one male with several females for best results.
Feed algae, flakes, and small live/frozen foods.
pH: 6.5–8.0, Temperature: 70–80°F, Hardness: 10–20 dGH
Stress if tank is overcrowded or lacking hiding spaces.
Semi-aggressive; males can be territorial. Best kept in planted tanks with hiding spaces.
Native to Florida and Gulf Coast streams, they adapt well to a variety of water conditions and eat various types of algae. They are active and colorful, making them attractive for small aquariums.