Pseudomugil connieae

Male dorsal and anal fins have broad white to yellow margins and a dark central band; females have smaller fins.

Male dorsal and anal fins have broad white to yellow margins and a dark central band. Females have smaller fins. It was historically confused with furcatus.

Adult length

Up to 5 cm (standard length, without the tail fin)

Water temperature

25–28 °C

pH

7.7–7.9

Native range

Oceania: occurs within a 50 km radius of Popondetta, eastern Papua New Guinea.

Natural habitat

Inhabits clear streams with moderate to fast flow, in both shaded rainforest and open sunlit reaches.