Australian and New Guinea Fish
These fish are
SAHUL fish. SAHUL refers to the Australian landmass from about 10,000
years ago. It includes New Guinea, Tasmania and Australia.
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Fish I currently keep:
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Pseudomugil
cf. gertrudae "Aru II"
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Melanotaenia
boesemani (Boeseman's rainbow) |
| Pseudomugil ivantsoffi "Kopi River" |
Melanotaenia
herbertaxelrodi (Yellow rainbow) |
| Tateurndina
ocellicauda (Peacock Goby) |
Melanotaenia
irianjaya
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Glossolepis
incisus
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| Melanotaenia
praecox (Dwarf Neon rainbow) |
Melanotaenia
praecox "pagai"
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Formerly kept:
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| Chlamydogobius eremius (Desert Goby) |
Melanotaenia
lacustris (Turquoise rainbow) |
Melanotaenia
parkinsoni (Parkinson’s rainbow)
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Glossolepis
pseudoincisus |
Melanotaenia
splendida inornata
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Melanotaenia
trifasciata 'Pappin Creek'
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| Pseudomugil
furcatus (Forktail blue-eye) |
Pseudomugil
signifer (Pacific blue-eye) |
| Melanotaenia
affinis
(New Guinea rainbow) |
Melanotaenia
trifasciata 'Goodie River' (suspect they are M. goldei) |
| Pseudomugil gertrudae "Giddy R." (Spotted
Blue-eye) |
Allomogurnda
nesolepis (Goo-obo goby) |
| Glossolepis
multisquamatus |
Iriatherina
werneri (Threadfin rainbow) |
| Marosatherina
ladigesi (Celebes rainbow) |
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