Psuedomugil Gertrudae Spotted Blue Eye

Scientific Name: Pseudomugil gertrudae

Water Parameters:

• Temperature: 72-78°F (22-26°C)
• pH: 6.0-7.5
• Hardness: 4-15 dKH

Description: The Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish is a small, colorful fish with a slender body and striking blue eyes. They have a silver body with black and blue spots, and a yellow or red tail. Males are more brightly colored than females and also have longer fins. They are peaceful and active swimmers, making them a great addition to community aquariums.

Location: The Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish is native to Northern Australia, particularly the rivers and streams of the Cape York Peninsula.

Interesting Facts:

• The Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish is named after Gertrude, the wife of Australian ichthyologist Gerald Allen who first described the species in 1980.
• They are a popular choice for aquascaping due to their vibrant color and peaceful temperament.
• Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish are relatively easy to care for and are known to breed readily in the aquarium setting.