Mudskipper Question

[erk628]

I have a 30 gallon long tank and plan on keeping some mudskippers in it. I'm planning on getting Indian Mudskipper
Periophthalmus novemradiatus var. (possibly an undescribed species) this is what the website says they are. Also they say you can keep 6 in a 30 gallon, I was just wondering what you guys think does this sound right. Here is a link to the site.
http/www.franksaquarium.com/brackishwater_fish_farm.htm

Thanks for your replies!

 

[mlawson]

I have a 30 gallon long tank and plan on keeping some mudskippers in it. I'm planning on getting Indian Mudskipper
Periophthalmus novemradiatus var. (possibly an undescribed species) this is what the website says they are. Also they say you can keep 6 in a 30 gallon, I was just wondering what you guys think does this sound right. Here is a link to the site.
http/www.franksaquarium.com/brackishwater_fish_farm.htm

Thanks for your replies!

Ive heard that the Indian Mudskipper periopthalmus Novemradiatus is
one of the less aggresive species and therefore can be kept in larger groups.
They wont grow any larger than 10cm/4in so you could keep a group of 6 in a
30 gallon. Make sure water quality is good and feed them plenty of live food
and they should be fine.

Good luck with your Mudskippers erk628!

Mike

 

[erk628]

I have a 30 gallon long tank and plan on keeping some mudskippers in it. I'm planning on getting Indian Mudskipper
Periophthalmus novemradiatus var. (possibly an undescribed species) this is what the website says they are. Also they say you can keep 6 in a 30 gallon, I was just wondering what you guys think does this sound right. Here is a link to the site.
http/www.franksaquarium.com/brackishwater_fish_farm.htm

Thanks for your replies!

Ive heard that the Indian Mudskipper periopthalmus Novemradiatus is
one of the less aggresive species and therefore can be kept in larger groups.
They wont grow any larger than 10cm/4in so you could keep a group of 6 in a
30 gallon. Make sure water quality is good and feed them plenty of live food
and they should be fine.

Good luck with your Mudskippers erk628!

Mike

Thanks Mike you have been a big help, I have another question but don't have time to ask it now, gotta go to work. I'll post it tonight when I get home hopefully you can help me with that also.