Skull Creek Rainbowfish - Melanotaenia sahulensis "Moa Island" Size:Small calcareous algae and other invertebrates

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Skull Creek Rainbowfish - Melanotaenia sahulensis "Moa Island" Size:Small calcareous algae and other invertebratesSkull Creek Rainbowfish Melanotaenia sahulensis Moa Island The Skull Creek Rainbowfish is a small, active Sahul Rainbowfish with crisp dark body striping, bright fin markings and lively group behaviour. Correctly listed as Melanotaenia sahulensis, this fish is part of the northern Australian and southern New Guinea dwarf rainbowfish group, with the Moa Island name used here as a locality or strain reference. It is peaceful, colourful and well suited