Guinea Hechtling Kindia – Epiplatys sp. Kindia | Rare wild-caught with golden markings from Guinea

The Guinea Killifish Kindia (Epiplatys sp. Kindia) is a rare wild-caught specimen from the Kindia region in Guinea. This attractive killifish species is characterized by its golden to bronze basic coloration, fine dark stripes, and slightly reddish fins. Its elegant body shape and calm swimming behavior make it a true rarity in the aquarium.

The Guinea Killifish is peaceful, calm, and robust – ideal for species-specific aquariums or community tanks with gentle tankmates. As a surface dweller, it prefers densely planted aquariums with floating plants.

🌿 Characteristics & Care:
🐠 Fish size: L (3.5–4 cm)
🌎 Origin: Guinea (West Africa) – Wild-caught
🌡️ Temperature: 22–27 °C
💧 pH value: 6.0–7.5
⚖️ Total hardness: up to 15 °dGH
🐟 Social behavior: Peaceful, calm – small groups recommended
🌾 Aquarium: From 50 l, with floating plants, subdued light, and gentle current

🍽️ Feeding:
Prefers live and frozen food such as Artemia, Cyclops, and mosquito larvae. After acclimation, fine flake food is also accepted.

💡 Tip:
A covered surface, dimmed lighting, and soft, slightly acidic water promote the colors and well-being of this rare species.

👉 Conclusion:
The Guinea Killifish Kindia is a peaceful, rare, and colorfully attractive wild-caught fish – ideal for enthusiasts of original Epiplatys species.