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i went to a new lfs a few ddays ago and saw some and was just wondering how big a tank would you need for them? what would you feed them? and do they need a heater?
kizno1- Moderator
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Re: mudskipper
My friend had some of these (never got to see them) but the tank didnt need cleaning often (they were much happier when she didnt), think they need resting pads out of the water, tbh not sure on specific care, they look awesome though, here are some random links for you:
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Re: mudskipper
thanks for the info
i didnt think they got as big as they do and my mum wont let me get a 4 foot tank i though they would only need like a 15g 20g tank but o well thanks anyway
i didnt think they got as big as they do and my mum wont let me get a 4 foot tank i though they would only need like a 15g 20g tank but o well thanks anyway
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Re: mudskipper
Hmmm there must be dwarf ones? There tends to be dwarf of most species, but then it would also be a question of could you find that particular species? Sorry couldnt help further hon!
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Re: mudskipper
i just googled it and it says theres a type that only gets to 5cm but the problem will be trying to find them. thanks
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