Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish
To protect our animals and to ensure they get to our customers healthy, we will only ship orders with Nano Fish via UPS Next Day Air.
Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil gertrudae) are unique and colorful fish with vibrant blue eyes and stunning spotted patterns. With a peaceful demeanor and easy care, they are perfect for both beginner and experienced fish enthusiasts.
We recommend keeping these fish in groups of 5 or more to achieve the best coloration for both males and females.
These fish are adult shrimp-safe, however, we recommend having sufficient plants or hiding spots in aquariums that house both Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish and freshwater shrimp.
| Species | Pseudomugil gertrudae |
|---|---|
| Color Features | Vibrant blue eyes, spotted patterns |
| Group Size Recommendation | 5 or more |
| Compatibility | Adult shrimp-safe with proper hiding spots |
FAQ
What is the ideal group size for Gertrude Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish?
We recommend keeping these fish in groups of 5 or more to achieve the best coloration for both males and females.
Are Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish safe with freshwater shrimp?
Yes, these fish are adult shrimp-safe. However, we recommend providing sufficient plants or hiding spots to ensure the shrimp have safe areas to hide.
How are the fish shipped?
Orders are shipped via UPS Next Day Air with Nano Fish to ensure the animals arrive healthy.
Melanie Roberts –
The fish arrived quickly and looked vibrant. I kept them in a 10-gallon tank with plenty of plants and hiding spots. They seem calm and active. The blue eyes stand out and the spotted patterns are beautiful. I’m happy with the purchase.
Robert Langdon –
I bought a group of five and they’ve been thriving. The coloration is impressive, especially when they’re together. I added some driftwood and live plants, which helped with their behavior. Easy to maintain.
Kylie Glover –
The fish are very peaceful and don’t stress other tank inhabitants. I noticed the blue eyes shine in the light. I kept them in a community tank with shrimp, and they coexist well with proper hiding spots.