Limia sp. vittata, commonly known as the Cuban limia or banded limia, is livebearing freshwater fish native to Cuba, found in streams, lakes, and coastal areas.  It is characterized by a distinctive "fishnet" pattern on its silvery sides, a blue-gray back, and a white belly, with males having an orange-yellow dorsal fin. Males grow to about 6-7 cm, while females can be significantly larger, exceeding 10 cm.