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Jordanella

Jordanella

9.9
A small North American freshwater fish often kept in aquariums called a flagfish
  • noun
  • /ˌdʒɔrdəˈnɛlə/
  • Specialized
: Jordanella
  • Many aquarium enthusiasts keep Jordanella for their vibrant coloration and hardy nature.

Examples

  • The Jordanella genus is notable for its adaptability to both freshwater and slightly brackish environments.

  • Researchers observed unique breeding behaviors in Jordanella species during the spring.

  • The Jordanella is known for its vibrant colors.

  • Many aquarists enjoy keeping Jordanellas in their tanks.

  • Aquarium enthusiasts often choose Jordanella because of their striking colors and ability to thrive in various water conditions.

  • During the spring, researchers focused on the fascinating mating rituals of Jordanella fish in their natural habitats.

  • The Jordanella fish are popular among hobbyists for their resilience and unique appearance in freshwater habitats.

Synonyms

flagfish
vsJordanella
  • US
9.4

A small fish with a dark blue back, pale sides and red stripes that lives in Florida swamps and streams

is the formal genus term for these small North American freshwater fish

Compounds

Jordanella floridae
  • Specialized
9.9

A small colorful freshwater fish from Florida swamps and streams

Surface Forms

Jordanella singular
Jordanellas plural

Etymology

Jordanella comes from the name Jordan and the ending -ella, which means 'small' or 'little'. So Jordanella is like 'little Jordan', an easy way to remember it is a genus of small freshwater fish named after a person called Jordan.