Norman's Lampeye

Aplocheilichthys normani is a small lampeye killifish found in standing and slow-moving waters across West Africa, particularly Nigeria and Cameroon. The species takes its name from the stunning iridescent blue-green eyes that flash in the light, making groups of them a captivating display. It is hardy and undemanding compared to many killifish.

Water: 22–26°C, pH 6.0–7.5, soft to medium hardness. Tank: Minimum 40L; planted with floating cover and gentle filtration; lid essential as it can jump. Feeding: Micro pellets, crushed flake, frozen cyclops, baby brine shrimp, and live Grindal worms. Behaviour: Peaceful schooling killifish; males display with spread fins to one another without serious aggression. Compatibility: Excellent with small tetras, Neolebias, dwarf cichlids, and peaceful nano species.