Africa- a case for compelling niche habitats and killifishes!

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Africa- a case for compelling niche habitats and killifishes!

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Jan 21, 2020

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Africa is amazing. The diversity of its existences remarkable. Killifishes, many of which come from Africa, are under appreciated in the hobby. Could replicating the compelling habitats themselves be the key to making killies more popular in the hobby?

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Jan 21, 2020

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Africa- a case for compelling niche habitats and killifishes!

Africa- a case for compelling niche habitats and killifishes!

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