Forktail Blue-Eye Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil furcatus) – 2–2.5 inch Moenkhausia copei Group Behavior: Shoaling fish—best kept

Group Behavior: Shoaling fish—best kept in groups of at least six to support natural social behavior and coloration

Generally semi-aggressive and territorial

These fishes are sensitive and vanish in degraded or polluted environments

The Royal Clown Loach (Leptobotia pellegrini) is a majestic river loach native to China's upper Yangtze and Pearl River basins

The Panda Loach is a rare and stunning hillstream loach named for its juvenile black-and-white “panda” patterning

Forktail Blue-Eye Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil furcatus) – 2–2.5 inch Moenkhausia copei Group Behavior: Shoaling fish—best keptSpecies Overview The Forktail Blue Eye Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil furcatus) is a small, vibrant freshwater species native to the coastal streams of Papua New Guinea. It features striking turquoise blue eyes, a silvery body, and a distinctive forked tail. Males display bright yellow fins, especially during breeding, making them a colorful addition to any community tank. This peaceful species is active and schooling, best kept in groups. Aquarium Setup &