members with mudskippers?
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I have mine in a pond indoors. The pond is new but they keep escaping some how so i need to make a taller fence around the pond, (none have died theyve all been found around the house the following morning.
a mini pond inside your house, wow
i just have a big tank
and mudskippers can survive realy long without water
as long as the air isn't verry dry
if the air is nice and moist and warm, they can survive realy long without even touching water
i just have a big tank
and mudskippers can survive realy long without water
as long as the air isn't verry dry
if the air is nice and moist and warm, they can survive realy long without even touching water
a mini pond inside your house, wow
i just have a big tank
and mudskippers can survive realy long without water
as long as the air isn't verry dry
if the air is nice and moist and warm, they can survive realy long without even touching water
i just have a big tank
and mudskippers can survive realy long without water
as long as the air isn't verry dry
if the air is nice and moist and warm, they can survive realy long without even touching water
yeah im currently building an acrylic fence even higher around the pond, so they cant jump out, cause i lost one (it got behind the pond liner and died) and now the suppliers for my shop dont have anymore. im down to 5
Thats a very nice set up! Keep in mind that these guys can jump about 3ft. off of the ground when they reach adult-hood. I had one escape my 55 gal. set up and sadly found his dried up remains a day later under my bed. But on a lighter side I hope you enjoy you're indoor pond.