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Flagfish

Jordanella florida

A small, colorful fish found in Florida's freshwaters. It eats algae and small insects and is known for its bright, patterned fins.

Species Data

First Recorded: June 03, 2024
Last Observed: October 04, 2025
Est. Population: 1
Record Created: September 26, 2025
Realm: Freshwater
Main Biome: Lake, Lakeshore
Trophic Role: Omnivore
Feeding Niche: Omnivore, eats algae, detritus, and small invertebrates
Known Predators: None Known
Currently: Not Reproducing
Population Size: 1
First Recorded: June 03, 2024
Reproduction Notes: 1 entries
Status: Critically Endangered
Realm: Freshwater
Main Biome: Lake, Lakeshore
Population Size: 1
Conservation Notes: 1 entries
Total Comments: 0
Species Page: Flagfish

General Notes

Although this species has been successful here in miniBIOTA, a thriving and growing population may not be possible with the limited size of miniBIOTA. More will not be added.

Ecology Notes

cleans surfaces of filamentous algae, keeping plant leaves free of competition.

Reproduction Notes

Only one male lives in miniBIOTA. More will not be added.

Conservation Notes

Only one example of this species in miniBIOTA. Although successfully living within the system, a larger population may be too competitive.

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