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Gulf Killifish are native to Mexico, from Texas to Florida, and belong to the genus Fundulus. These saltwater fish can survive in water temperatures of 5 degrees to 37 degrees Celsius, and water temperature plays a vital role in hatching Gulf Killifish eggs. Meanwhile, when female Gulf Killifish spawn, they will lay their eggs in vegetation near the high tide line.
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Common Name
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Mud minnow, Chubs, Cigar minnow, Bull minnow
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Conservation Status
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Extinct (EX)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Fundulus grandis
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Species
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Fundulus grandis
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Gulf Killifish are native to Mexico, from Texas to Florida, and belong to the genus Fundulus. These saltwater fish can survive in water temperatures of 5 degrees to 37 degrees Celsius, and water temperature plays a vital role in hatching Gulf Killifish eggs. Meanwhile, when female Gulf Killifish spawn, they will lay their eggs in vegetation near the high tide line.
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