Looking for Gudgeon? We have almost everything on eBay. No matter what you love, you'll find it here. Search Gudgeon and more. The Peacock Gudgeon ( Tateurndina ocellicauda) is an extremely beautiful fish that makes an excellent addition to the nano or planted aquarium. A member of the goby family, this fish is a fully freshwater oddball that will not only thrive, but will often spawn in the home aquarium.
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Shop Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) and hundreds of other common and exotic freshwater aquarium fish direct from one of the leading aquarium fish breeders in North America since 1970. Learn more about Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda), see beautiful images, care and tank info. The Peacock Gudgeon is a colorful, peaceful, and easy-to-care-for addition to the community aquarium, planted aquarium, or biotope aquarium. The Peacock Gudgeon offers the seasoned hobbyists the excitement of breeding these gorgeous fish. Temp: 78 to 86 Tank Recommendations Leaves: Indian Almond or Guava Wood: Malaysian or Mopani Cones: Alder Cones Substrate: Pool Filter Sand The Peacock Goby (Gudgeon) is a gorgeous small fish in a rainbow of colors. They are in full color even when not breeding. Freshwater Freshwater Fish Gobies Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) Home » Shop » Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) Sale! Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) $ 8.99 - $ 15.99
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Pet Supplies Fish & Aquariums Live Fish CURRENTLY SOLD OUT Peacock Gudgeon Live Freshwater Aquarium Fish 3 product ratings About this product About this product Product Key Features Water Type Fresh More items related to this product Peacock Gudgeon live fish $40.00 +$19.00 shipping The Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) is a very colorful little freshwater goby. The body is bluish-silver with pink, yellow and black markings along the body and fins. When mature, males will develop a hump on their head and females have a black trim on the anal fin. Males will become especially colorful during the breeding phase and a mixture of males and females is best for true. Temp: 72-79° F KH 5-12 Max. Size: 2½" This is not a true Brackish water fish although it looks like it would be! This is a simple to grow gorgeous fish that is freshwater and perfect for beginners to even the advanced aquarist! Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) for sale from Dans Fish at $13.99 each. Shipped Next Day Air.
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Peacock Gudgeon $15.99 USD Sold out Shipping calculated at checkout. Pay in 4 interest-free installments for orders over $50.00 with Learn more Title Regular Quantity Sold out NOTIFY WHEN AVAILABLE Peacock Gudgeon Kept and cared for at our massive aquarium fish store in San Diego, California. The Peacock Gudgeon is a very peaceful fish and can be kept with other peaceful species (ex. Rainbow fishes). The male Tateurndina ocellicauda will indeed show some "pushy" aggression towards the female (and other fish) when caring for the eggs. This kind of aggression doesn't lead to injuries. The male looks after the eggs on his own.
The Peacock Gudgeon is the most popular freshwater "sleeper goby" fish and has a striking appearance (especially the males), hence their name. They are a peaceful fish though they shouldn't be kept with bite sized fish or inverts as they are predators. They thrive in planted tanks and their colors brighten up once they settle into their new homes. SKU: N531 Availability: In stock Vendor: Coburg Aquarium Size: 2-3cm 3-5cm 5-6cm Qty: $12.95 or from $10/week with Add to Cart Description The Peacock Gudgeon (Tateurndina ocellicauda) is a vibrant and charming freshwater fish species originating from Papua New Guinea.
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Peacock Gudgeon at PetSmart. Shop all fish goldfish, betta & more online The Peacock Gudgeon ( Tateurndina ocellicauda) is a vibrant freshwater fish that's endemic to shallow bodies of water in Papua New Guinea. They're also found throughout New Zealand and Australia. While the fish are sometimes referred to as the Peacock Goby, they are not part of the Goby family.
