Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 9月10日 23時33分

This is a male golden skiffia from the @denverzoo. The zoo has been breeding and caring for this species since 1996, and this particular fish is eight years old. They are generally finicky and shy, hiding in plants under subtle lighting. Golden skiffia are livebearers, meaning the eggs remain inside the fish until they hatch, then the mother gives birth. Females can carry up to 15 young at a time. Sadly, this species is extinct in the wild according to IUCN and has been since the 1970’s. Originally these fish were endemic to the Teuchitlán Springs in the upper Ameca River basin about 12 miles to the west of Guadalajara, but now are found only under human care. The Denver zoo continues to make sure this species survives by participating in captive breeding.

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