Please note that the photos of animals and plants may not accurately represent our current stock and could include past orders or stock images. Some images may showcase more mature specimens, as certain species do not display their full colors or patterns until maturity. While we strive to accommodate requests for additional photos, we cannot guarantee their availability. Thank you for your understanding!
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Please Note: The images shown are typical examples of mature adult fish and not necessarily the exact fish in our current stock. Actual fish coloration can vary due to lineage, location, age, and gender. If you would like photos of the fish currently available, you may request them. Please understand that we may not always be able to provide these promptly due to time constraints, and photographing some fish can be challenging.
Photo Credit: seriouslyfish.com
Pseudomugil furcatus, also known as the Forktail Blue Eye, is one of the larger species of Blue-Eyed Rainbowfish 9Although it still barely exceeds 2"). They are so named for the split yellow pattern in their tail, and that same yellow continues into the body, capped off by jewel-like blue eyes. These fish should be kept in a school, ideally 4-6 individuals at least.
These are juveniles that have not fully developed their colour, about 0.75-1" long.