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nerfische

Nerfische is a fictional genus of small freshwater fish created for speculative biology and world-building. In the imagined ecosystem where it appears, nerfische are a common component of lake and slow-flowing river communities in the Nerida archipelago, and they are frequently encountered in field guides within that setting.

Morphology and habitat: Nerfische range from 4 to 6 cm in length. They have a laterally compressed

Ecology and biology: They are omnivorous, feeding on plankton, algae, and small invertebrates. Schooling behavior is

Taxonomy and conservation: Nerfische is a fictional taxon and does not correspond to any real-world species.

body,
silvery
flanks,
and
fins
that
are
often
pale
yellow.
The
species
typically
inhabit
the
limnetic
zones
of
cool
lakes
and
quiet
streams,
where
emergent
vegetation
provides
shelter
and
spawning
sites.
prominent,
especially
in
juveniles,
providing
protection
from
predators.
Reproduction
is
oviparous,
with
adhesive
eggs
laid
on
submerged
vegetation
in
spring.
Parental
care
is
not
recorded
in
standard
in-world
accounts.
In-world
literature
sometimes
divides
it
into
several
described
species
with
regional
variants.
The
conservation
status
within
the
fictional
setting
is
generally
stable,
though
habitat
disturbance
and
invasive
species
are
cited
as
potential
threats
in
localized
areas.