Photo Credits

This project would not exist if not for the kind generosity of people all over the world who have contributed images. Here, organized by country, is the list of contributors.

Australia

Mark Kieling

Canada

Charlie Drew

Charlie has lives in the same house for about forever and I had the pleasure of meeting him when I was a kid. 30 years later he's still there with the same fish and the same plants in the same tanks.

Jim Robinson

President CKA and South American annual spcialist. The godfather of the killi hobby in Canada.

Richard Sexton

Site maintainer. Aphyosemion specialist.

Cal Him

Canadas leading South American annual specialist.

Jerry Waskilak

Editor of the CKA newsletter, Aphyosemion specialist.

France

Raymond Romand

Professional ichthyologist, hobbyist/collector; author of several Aphyosemion species, frequent TFH contributor.

Germany

Winfried Stenglein

Pre-eminent German killifish hobbyist, collector and photographer of long standing. Past editor of the DKG Journal, site maintainer of http://www.killi.de. Almost all the Epiplatys pictures here are Winfrieds.

Japan

Shouji Hirata

The Netherlands

Geert Van Huigjvoort

Geert is one of a handful of key killi hobbyist/collectors in the Netherlands, is the past KFN newsletter editor and has contributed more images here than anybody. Site editor of http://kfn.killi.net.

Bas Vlijm
H. Vlaming
Jaap Flaming

New Zealand

Andrew Broome

Online since he was a teenager a decade ago, Andrew does a great deal of work coordinating the killi hobby in New Zealand.

Lenn Trigg

Spain

Fransico Casado

Noted Spanish hobbyist and collector.

Sweden

Kjell Nilsson

Noted Swedish author and photographer.

Alf Persson

President of the SKS.

USA

Stephen Boulet
Joe Weber
Wright Huntley
Allen Boatman
Monty Lehman

Monty started this whole project by giving us rights to distribute his images four years ago.

Dale Weber

Noted American collector/hobbyist, died while on a Brazilian collecting expedition in 1997. Rivulus weberi named after him.

Bruce Turner

At a fairly young age, Bruce (along with John Pafynk) wrote the small Pet Library Series book "Enjoy your Killifish" which was most likely everybody's introduction to killifish in the 60's and 70's. Bruce is a Professor at Virginia Tech, studying genetics.

Dale Deck
Adrian Hienman
Bob Morenski
Tony Terceira

Tony has near-legend status in the killi hobby, he's also the guy that sent me my first mail order killies when I was a teenager many decades ago. He's probably takes more pictures of killies than anybody in the US, has published a book on killies and has written more articles than anybody can remember.

John Rinne
Al Anderson
Richard Cox

Richard's brother, now deceased, discovered and made available the "Lokoja" population of gardneri. His images here are those wild caught fish.

Jay Exner