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SPECIES DOSSIER · RESEARCH STAGE

Pseudomugil gertrudae

Spotted Blue-eye

One left-facing Spotted Blue-eye on black
IUCN LCLeast Concern
About this image

Illustrative or adapted specimen presentation. It is not a documentary photograph of LIMNIC stock, a voucher specimen or evidence of successful breeding.

Scientific references establish the profile’s research context; they do not by themselves establish image ownership or validate the depicted animal.

Retained credit record — asset match and permission not yet verified: Aru II locality / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0; adapted presentation.

Media provenance register · Original creator and reuse permissions remain subject to verification where the retained record is incomplete.

Identity and origin

Origin
Aru Islands and southern New Guinea; also northern Australia
Identity
Aru-locality blue-eye shown

This image is explicitly labelled from Aru, strengthening locality context. Broader species occurrence means Indonesian origin must never be assumed from the name alone.

Design for feeding and movement

Care-planning notes. Confirm exact requirements for the species and source population.

  • Check adult dimensions and social needs for this species; small body size alone does not establish aquarium suitability.
  • Provide swimming space and refuge, and choose companions with compatible feeding behaviour.
  • Match food size to the animal and observe feeding directly, especially when keeping small species with faster feeders.
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Evidence record

Conservation record: Least Concern (LC); assessment year 2019. Conservation source record. This retained reference is an index or secondary record; the direct assessment and date require verification. Check for a newer assessment before making conservation or sourcing decisions.

Catalogue inclusion confirms a research record, not current stock, legal export, or destination-country import permission.

  1. Aru II locality / Wikimedia Commons.