Species
- Nannostomus anduzei
- Nannostomus beckfordi (Golden pencilfish)
- Nannostomus bifasciatus (Two-lined/whiteside pencilfish)
- Nannostomus britskii (Spotstripe pencilfish)
- Nannostomus digrammus (Twostripe pencilfish)
- Nannostomus eques (Brown pencilfish/diptail)
- Nannostomus espei (Espe's/Barred pencilfish)
- Nannostomus grandis
- Nannostomus harrisoni (Harrison's/blackstripe pencilfish)
- Nannostomus limatus (Elegant pencilfish)
- Nannostomus marginatus (Dwarf pencilfish)
- Nannostomus marilynae (Marilyn's/greenstripe pencilfish)
- Nannostomus minimus (Least pencilfish)
- Nannostomus mortenthaleri (Coral-red pencilfish)
- Nannostomus nitidus (Shining pencilfish)
- Nannostomus rubrocaudatus
- Nannostomus trifasciatus (Threestripe pencilfish)
- Nannostomus unifasciatus (Oneline pencilfish)
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