Stenolebias bellus, (Costa, 1995)

History

The type locality of Stenolebias bellus is around Rio Miranda, about 7 km south of Miranda, in the state Mato Grosso do Sul, Brasil. It was first discovered by Dr. W. Costa, C.P. Bove, M. melgaco and F.A. Bockmann on March 18 in 1991.

The given name referres to the phrases <neat, charming> and comes from the Latin meaning of this phrases which is: <bellus> in reference to the males colors.

 
Missing image of male and female Stenolebias bellus.

 


Reproduction

No data yet.

 

 

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Variations
     

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Meristics

Max. size 3.0 cm.
Dorsal 10.1,
Anal 14.0,
D/A 6.0,
LL scale count (average)26.5
Pre- dorsal length to % SL – 70.8 %
Depth to % SL – 25.0 %

   

Literature
Costa, W.J.E.M. 1995. Two new Genera and two new Species of the neotropical annual Fishes Plesiolebiatini (Cyprinodontiformes: Rivulidae), with Studies on the Relationships of the Tribe. Rev. fr. Aquariol. Herpetol., 21 (3-4), 1994: 71, figs. 11-12.