Periophthalmus sp.

The genus Periopthalmus contains some very bizarre fish which can leave the water and move around using their pectoral fins. They are found in all the world's tropical regions, except America, living in the sandy areas of estuaries. Caring for them in captivity requires an aquaterrarium rather than a simple aquarium; they need a bank of sand, with a gentle slope allowing them to emerge from the water, which should not exceed 15 cm or so in depth. Captive breeding is very rare. The two species most commonly available commercially are P. barbarus (blotched mudskipper) and P. papilio (butterfly mudskipper). Size: 10-12 cm.

• Cichlasoma synspilum
• Nimbochromis livingstonii
• Tetraodon palembangensis or T. biocellatus
• Aphyosemion gardneri
• Rasbora elegans