Peacock gudgeon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Peacock gudgeon , also known as Peacock goby , Tateurndina ocellicauda is a tropical fish belonging to the Tateurndina genus of the Eleotridae (Sleepers) family, Eleotrinae subfamily. This f...
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Beautiful photos and info about Peacock Gudgeons ... Peacock Gudgeon, Rainbow Gudgeon, Peacock Goby, Eye-Spot Sleeper ... Age of Aquariums > Freshwater Fish > Peacock Gudgeon - Tateurndina ocellicauda...
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My Peacock Gudgeon Tank. they love the PVC "caves", but mostly ignore the coconut cave. Volcanic rocks are added here for decoration and as a very beneficial aide to filtration. The volcanic rock acts as a nitrate removal system like the more widely used "Live Rock" in saltwater tanks.
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A pair of peacock gudgeons can do well in a 10 gallon tank, more then one pair is best kept in a 20 gallon. While generally a peaceful fish in temperament, males will display and chase a bit as they defend a breeding spot. ... Main Index > Detailed Fish Profiles > Miscellaneous species > Peacock Gudgeon...
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The Peacock Gudgeon sports a gorgeous array of electric colors. With its magnificent, multi-colored markings and distinct, peduncle "eye spot," it is easy to see why it is named after the vibrantly colored peacock.
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Peacock Gudgeon Factoids ... Appeal: Black-trimmed yellow fins on a blue and red mottled body earn these guys their peacock or rainbow name. Their willingness to flare or display to their tank mates makes them real eye-catchers in a community tank.
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A video with an adult fully grown pair of Tateurndina ocellicauda and their halfgrown babies!
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Breeding Tateundina ocellicauda, a colorful goby from Australasia. ... Title: Breeding the Peacock Gudgeon; Summary: Another account of breeding Tateundina ocellicauda, this colorful goby from Australasia. Contact for editing purposes:; email: WnyZman@aol.com; Date first published:;
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To induce your peacock gudgeon to spawn, you should condition them with plenty of nutritious foods. If you have a healthy male and female in the same tank, chances are that they will spawn. An easy way to tell if they spawned is if you don't see the male for a couple of days, then he is probably in the PVC guarding eggs.
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