I just got my mudskipper!!!

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Yea they don't really move much. Mine just stare at me all the time waiting to eat.


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Here is a really cool Mudskipper Paludarium tank with build photos
http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/showthread.php?t=134866#/forumsite/20495/topics/134866

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I love this build. I found it awhile back and plan on doing something similar for a large brackish paludarium.
My lfs has a few mudskippers in right now, I want to get the whole group when I have my 30 open up. And eventually do a 55 or 75 with some Knight Gobies and Bumblebee Gobies in it as well.

Anyways, maybe buying a few more would show some more of their behavior. A 20 long would probably be good for 2 or 3 of them.
If you want to get Knight Gobies I'd upgrade the tank. Mudskippers don't get in the water very often, and if everyone has their own territories you shouldn't have to worry about them attacking each other.
They do seem to be good tank mates, almost all of the paludariums I've looked at successfully keep them together.
 
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