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Benga 94-3 Caprivi FHB TZ 2009-12 Nothobranchius sp. Lake Victoria FHB TZ 12/2009 "Serengeti West Gate" Ikengere K 2011-13 Itigi TAN 03-8 KEN 18-1 This is more closely related to N. wattersi and N. kirki and an undescribed species from northern Mozambique. These form a group which are distinct to other Nothos. It was not discovered by accident. The phylogeny of van der Merwe et al predicted that an unknown species was likely to exist at the border of the distribution of the "coastal clade" (N. melanospilus, eggersi, patrizi and so on...). If it looks similar to these other species it is because it is more closely related to the common ancestor of these species than anything else. - Tyrone Genade Kasenga DRCP 2013-06 Kilombrero.TAN.95.4 Kilwa CD16-13 Kiziko TAN 05 RB-1024 = LUC Later described as Nothobranchius (Adiniops) lucius Lake Victoria KAV 12-1 Lubi CD 16-19

Lubumbashi N. sp. Lubumbashi, from a commercial import of 2007, whose color pattern appears very different of N. polli, but Wildekamp considered it to be the same species. We'll always be left with the doubt, because it's unfortunately lost in the hobby." - Paco Casado 2025 Lushiba Chienge ZM 12-20 Now: N. milvertzi MZCS 2009-249 cf RAC MZCS 2009/249 MZHL 2005-14 Sp Nassoro MZHL 2005/14 Maz Riv MOZ 04-2 Mukobe CD 23-8 CD 23-9 Nanzhila River Odijna Runere Tan 93.13 TAN 97-27 aff RUB Lisinjiri TAN 97/27 TSTS TTKSN 17-30