Fundulopanchax gardneri Complex
Radda, 1977
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This may be the most popular group of killifish kept around the world. Sadly, many populations and locations of this group have come into the hobby, but have been lost due to the next variation being more interesting. This problem will be discussed under its own article within the group. Fp. gardneri has been broken into several groups as listed below with population from each group listed on the group pages. This section requires some work to get everything correct.
| Gardneri Gardneri |
Gardneri nigeranum |
Gardneri mamfense |
Gardneri Obuduense |
Mirabilis Group |
Walkeri types |
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| Fp. gardneri Akaram |
Fp. gardneri Misaje |
Fp. gardneri Abinti |
Fp. gardneri Obudu |
Fp. mirabilis mirabilis |
Fp. walkeri Kutunse |
| Fp. gardneri Akure |
Fp. gardneri P82 |
Fp. gardneri Basua |
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Fp. mirabilis moense |
Fp. walkeri GH1 |
| Fp. gardneri Enugu |
Fp. gardneri Jos Plateau |
Fp. gardneri Eyumojok |
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Fp. mirabilis traudae |
Fp. walkeri orange |
| Fp. gardneri Kluge |
Fp. gardneri Innidere |
Fp. gardneri Ossing |
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Fp. greseni |
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| Fp. gardneri Lafia |
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| Fp. gardneri Makurdi |
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| Fp. gardneri Nsukka |
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| Fp. gardneri Okwoga |
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| Fp. gardneri Udi Mt. |
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REFERENCES
Boulenger G.A. 1908.- Description of two new Cyprinodont fishes from West Africa. Annals & Magazine of Natural History (8) 2 (7): p 29-30.
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