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Clown Killifish (Epiplatys annulatus) – Small Striped Fish for Nano Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $15.95.Current price is: $11.10.

Tiny striped clown killifish with vibrant fins, perfect for planted nano tanks.

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Clown Panchax (Clown Killifish)

Clown Panchax (Clown Killifish) is a tiny, eye-catching surface-dweller known for its striking striped pattern and bright, colorful finnage.


Why you will love it

  • Unique striped body with vibrant tail coloration
  • Surface-dwelling behavior adds variety to tanks
  • Approx size: 3–4 cm
  • Ideal for nano and planted aquariums
  • Peaceful and best kept in small groups

Care requirements

  • Care level: Moderate
  • Adult size: 3.5 cm
  • Temperature: 22 to 26°C
  • pH: 6.0 to 7.5
  • Water hardness: 2 to 10 dGH
  • Feeding: Omnivorous; accepts flakes, freeze-dried, and live foods
Parameter Value
Species Epiplatys annulatus
Adult Size 3.5 cm
Temperature Range 22–26°C
pH Range 6.0–7.5
Water Hardness 2–10 dGH
Behavior Peaceful, surface-dweller
Group Size 3 or more for best display

FAQ

What is the ideal tank size for Clown Killifish?

Clown Killifish thrive in nano tanks or small planted aquariums. A minimum of 10 liters is recommended, with a surface area for natural movement.

Can Clown Killifish be kept with other fish?

Yes, they are peaceful and can coexist with similarly sized, non-aggressive species such as dwarf gouramis or small tetras, provided the tank is well-planted and stable.

How often should I feed my Clown Killifish?

Feed once or twice daily in small amounts. They eat quickly and may need to be fed more frequently in cooler water conditions.

3 reviews for Clown Killifish (Epiplatys annulatus) – Small Striped Fish for Nano Aquariums

  1. Dylan May –

    The Clown Killifish are a delightful addition to my 10-liter planted tank. Their bright stripes and active surface behavior make the tank more lively. I keep them in a group of four and they seem to get along well. Easy to care for and very visible.

  2. Felicity Wright –

    I was drawn to the unique appearance of these fish. They stay near the surface and add a nice visual contrast. The water parameters are stable, and they don’t stress the tank environment. A little more research on feeding habits would help, but overall a great choice for small tanks.

  3. Elizabeth Slater –

    These fish are tiny but make a big impact. I’ve kept them for over three months and they remain healthy and active. The coloration is vivid, especially in the tail. Perfect for a nano setup with live plants.

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