Mudfish

"This is Panolia, she loves her bowl and to give tiny snout kisses!"

The Mudfish is a domesticated fish kept for its fillet and friendly attitude.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Mudfish are small pink fish with little snouts. They have strong fins that allow them to drag themselves unto land. They also have particularly strong gills, allowing them to live happy and content in a low puddle of mud and other situations were most fish would die.

Growth Rate & Stages

Mudfish start their life as little guppies that live mostly underwater. After half a year the guppies will be able to climb onto land from their hatching pool and grow fat.

Ecology and Habitats

Naturally Mudfish are found is flood planes but nowadays most of them can be found on farms.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Mudfish are kept by farmers for either their meat, commonly known as Conchon, or for their companionship.

Average Height

30 - 31 centimetres

Average Weight

30 - 32 kilograms