Forktail Blue-Eye (Pseudomugil furcatus | P. furcatus) are nonstop swimmers with bright yellow-edged fins that look like they’re constantly waving at each other. Active, social, and full of personality—these fish bring constant motion to any aquarium. 🐟💛 ✨ Fun Fact (Imperial Tropicals): That signature “waving” is actually communication—P. furcatus use their colorful fins to signal and stay connected as a group. 🔗 Direct link to the fish: https://imperialtropicals.com/products/pseudomugil-furc

Another one of my personal faves, The beautiful blue eyed rainbow fish Pseudomugil furcatus, the forktail rainbow. Amazing in a group and don't grow big at all (4 to 6cm) plus the colours just get better with age and maturity. Would make a great tank mate for the previously posted peacock gudgeon. We also have some really lovely Pseudomugil luminatus in stock but they are being a bit shyer so not managed a good video or pic yet. Posted a link to show them off a bit. https://rainbowfish.angfaqld.

Paeudomugil (Popondetta) furcata - The fork-tailed blue eye rainbowfish A gorgeous micro fish from Papua New Guinea | Sedgley Road Aquarium

🌊✨ Meet the stunning Pseudomugil furcatus, also known as the Forktail Blue-eye! With their bright yellow fins and shimmering blue eyes, these little beauties bring endless energy to any freshwater setup. 😍🐟 📸 Shared by @mad_scaping! #ForktailBlueEye #PseudomugilFurcatus #NanoFish #PlantedTank #AquariumLife #LiveAquariaCommunity | LiveAquaria.com