emeraldking
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Some of my mudskippers (Periophthalmus novemradiatus) which are kept in a paludarium with brackish water in it...
I'm really in love with these asian fish. They're curious, funny, they can walk and they can even climb...
They use their pectoral fins as legs. They look very sweet but they tend to be really territorial against their own kind. So overhere, I'm offering them sufficient space to find their own spot within the paludarium. Most of the time they'll stay on dry land. The humidity in the paludarium should be around 60-80%. If it's not humid enough, they'll jump into the water to keep themselves moist.
It's the ideal fish for someone who just can't decide whether to keep a fish or an amphibian.
Btw, this fish is a carnivore. I give them insects, dried shrimps, daphnia, tubifex and artemia.
I'm really in love with these asian fish. They're curious, funny, they can walk and they can even climb...





They use their pectoral fins as legs. They look very sweet but they tend to be really territorial against their own kind. So overhere, I'm offering them sufficient space to find their own spot within the paludarium. Most of the time they'll stay on dry land. The humidity in the paludarium should be around 60-80%. If it's not humid enough, they'll jump into the water to keep themselves moist.
It's the ideal fish for someone who just can't decide whether to keep a fish or an amphibian.
Btw, this fish is a carnivore. I give them insects, dried shrimps, daphnia, tubifex and artemia.