Can Anyone Correctly I.d. This Fish?

Posted in the picture section, but will post here too.

BigC identified the same fish for me as a Fundulus sp. It's a North American killifish.
 
thanks, i posted in 2 different places for more responses. this poor little guy had a big anchor work in him when i got him. i pulled it out and added a good dose of aquarium salt to the tank, and he is doing great! he is very picky though! only eats crushed flakes. wont even look at anything else.
 
thanks, i posted in 2 different places for more responses. this poor little guy had a big anchor work in him when i got him. i pulled it out and added a good dose of aquarium salt to the tank, and he is doing great! he is very picky though! only eats crushed flakes. wont even look at anything else.
That's surprising. Mine gobbled practically a cube a bloodworm down. I haven't tried anything else with him yet, but he doesn't seem to be too picky.

Mine's also a lot larger than yours, it seems. Mine's about 5"+ or so, which could be a factor.
 
thanks, i posted in 2 different places for more responses. this poor little guy had a big anchor work in him when i got him. i pulled it out and added a good dose of aquarium salt to the tank, and he is doing great! he is very picky though! only eats crushed flakes. wont even look at anything else.
That's surprising. Mine gobbled practically a cube a bloodworm down. I haven't tried anything else with him yet, but he doesn't seem to be too picky.

Mine's also a lot larger than yours, it seems. Mine's about 5"+ or so, which could be a factor.
any pics of yours on hand? most of the fish i see that resemble this one have two spots right before the caudual
 

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