African Mudskipper - Saltwater, Eating Frozen and Pellets (Periophthalmus barbar

The African Mudskipper (Periophthalmus barbarus) is a mudskipper (gobiidae) that reaches up to 6 inches as an adult. Like all Sustainable Aquatics livestock, it is collected and shipped with care, well-acclimated before sale. Care: Temperament is semi-aggressive; territorial. Requires a brackish paludarium setup with land area. Water parameters: 74-82 F, pH 7.2-8.5 (brackish). Diet: carnivore - frozen mysis, krill, crickets, pellets. The Atlantic Mudskipper spends much of its time out of water on land. Requires a paludarium with land, high humidity, and a secure lid. Very entertaining and intelligent. This specimen is already eating frozen food and pellets.