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Gudgeons

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There are several species of native gudeons:
  • Southern-Purple Spotted
  • Fire-tailed (see image)
  • Emperor
These fish can live in the aquarium or in the pond but will eat fish small enough to swallow. They can also control mosquito's by eating the larvae.

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Origin: North QLD and Sount NSW.
Size: 7-10 cm

Breeding
Gudgeons will breed in the pond or aquarium.

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