Unknown feeder ID

[waterPOLO]

This fish was in the feeder tank so I grabbed it for 18c. Was wondering if anybody had any idea of what kind of fish it is.

Thanks!

 

[krichardson]

Some sort of minnow I suppose.

 

[12 Volt Man]

its a pencilfish.

 

[crenicichlacrazy]

This is a complete shot in the dark but it sort of looks like a white cloud.

 

[waterPOLO]

I'll look up pencilfish. It's definitely not a whitecloud though

 

[Journeykc]

I feel what you guys are saying, but the fin pattern doesn't match either of those fish afore mentioned. It might be a Bluefin Killifish, check it out
Lucania goodei (Bluefin Killifish) Blue & Rock Springs
The most notable features of Bluefin Killifish are the wide zig-zagging black strips that run from the tip of the snout to the base of the caudal fin and the thin black stripe that runs from the base of the pectoral fin to the anteroventral edge of the caudal fin. Males have black pigment along proximal dorsal and anal fin rays, and the dorsal, anal and caudal fins are often tinged red at the base. Breeding coloration in males includes red caudal fin, bright sky-blue dorsal and anal fins and the skin dorsal to the anal fin is pale purple. During the breeding season, the males will display their fins to competitors by flaring their fin rays. These fish grow to a total length of 2 inches and have 9-12 dorsal fin rays.

 

[Journeykc]

Really do not think it is a pencil fish, for sure not a white cloud

 

[waterPOLO]

Ta daa

It's a Bluefin Killifish. Thanks for the help journeykc, I never would have figured that out by myself

 

[snyder810]

they tend to come in with the feeders fairly frequently along with occasional darters

 

[Knowdafish]

Cool! A prize in every bag of feeders!