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Pacific Blue-eye
Pseudomugil signifer
The Pacific blue-eye is an active, brightly colored schooling fish from Australia. Males display striking fins. Requires an 80L tank with dense plants, clean water, and a diet of small live or frozen foods.
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15 - 28 °C
6.5 - 8
Freshwater / Brackish / Marine
Surface and middle
5 cm
>= 60 L
>= 6
5 - 15 dGH
2 - 7 dKH
95 - 295 ppm
148 - 461 uS/cm
Species description
Care, breeding and tankmates
Geographic Origin and Distribution
Origin
Fish profile
- Temperament
- Peaceful
- Diet
- Omnivore
- Sex ratio
- Harem
- Feeding frequency
- Twice daily
- Bioload
- The bioload produced by Pseudomugil signifer is generally considered low. This means that the filtration system must be adequately sized to handle their waste output. Regular water changes and tank maintenance are strongly recommended to keep the environment healthy. Failure to do so can result in poor water quality and stress the fish.
- Flow
- Strong
- Jump risk
- Yes
- Reproduction
- Oviparous
- Compatibility & tankmates
- Community
- Tank level
- Top/Middle
Window to the official scientific data of the species
Scientific Parameters & Models
- Trophic level
- 2.9 ± 0.38 se
- Phylogenetic uniqueness (PD50)
- 0.5
- Bayesian Length-Weight
- a = 0.01122, b = 3.04
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