One we haven't had in ages, Jordanella florideae- Florida Flagfish- pretty fish that grows to around 5to6cm, eats the rarely eaten filamentous algae.can be nippy though, so research tankmates and long finned tankmates are not a good idea. Really adaptable water chemistry wise, and temperature wise can go from average room temp to high tropical. | Riverside Aquaria

2.2K views · 67 reactions | Want a fish that might grow up to look like an American flag?  We've got lots of younger Florida Flagfish right now that would love to swim their way to their forever homes for the holidays! Collin's going to tell you why these are great fish to keep in your tank, and you'll get to see what an adult male looks like! #creaturefeature #aquarium #fishtank #fishlovers | The Tye-Dyed Iguana | Facebook

The flagfish or American flagfish (Jordanella floridae) is a pupfish native to Florida. It received its name because the male fish resembles the American flag, with a large black/blue dot and alternating red and black/blue stripes on its body. It is a common, native fish in Florida that is occasionally found in fish stores. They make quick work of hair algae and they may also eat plants in a planted aquarium. | Cobalt Aquatics

American Flagfish Care Guide 🐟 Basic Care For the American Flagfish