Pseudomugil Luminatus Luminatus:Group of 10 juvenile (Random pick unsexed 1-2 cm) blue panda

blue panda

One of these was the Banksia Grandis named by Carl Wildenow in 1798

Diet: Primarily carnivorous and apparently feeds mostly on benthic invertebrates in nature

thought restricted to a single locality around 1

Waterproof and long lasting ideal for fish and shrimp rooms

Pseudomugil Luminatus Luminatus:Group of 10 juvenile (Random pick unsexed 1-2 cm) blue pandaScientific name: Pseudomugil Luminatus Origin : Unconfirmed but possibly collected in the vicinity of Timika, the capital of Mimika Regency, Papua province, Indonesia. Collected exclusively from submerged riparian vegetation of terrestrial origin, and at the Samba River habitat the water was murky brown with a pH around 6. 0. Difficulty in keeping: Easy Maximum size: 3 4cm Males 3 4 cm Females Selling size: 2 cm and above Temperature: 18 26 C pH: 6 7.