Species #11,479 of 42,840
Diploglossa aurea
Diploglossa aurea rotundiparva is a species of alien fish in Fish of Ganymede: an arowana with a double dorsal fin, Brine Gold colouring, a round tail and a small mouth. It lives in midnight water, 2 km to 8 km under Ganymede’s ice. It was first found by kok on 7 November 2026.
At a glance
| Body plan | Arowana |
|---|---|
| Dorsal fin | Double |
| Colouring | Brine Gold |
| Tail | Round |
| Mouth | Small |
| Home depth | Midnight water (2 km–8 km), diving level 10 |
| Diet | Herbivore |
| First fish’s rarity | Rare |
| First found | 7 November 2026 by kok |
| Players who have found it | 1 |
| Swimming today | 1 fish |
What the name means
Diploglossa aurea means roughly “golden double-tongue”: from diplo- (double) and glossa (tongue), and aurea (golden). Every species name is built from its genes: the dorsal fin and body plan give the genus, the colouring gives the species name, and the tail and mouth the last word.
How to find one
Dive to midnight water (it opens at diving level 10) and look for an arowana with Brine Gold colouring, or breed for it: you need all five of its traits to show at once, and some of them may be recessive, hidden in a parent’s second gene copy. The breeding screen shows the exact odds. See how fish genetics work.