8 thoughts on “A Giant Mudskipper out of water at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Singapore”
An example of how life could have started in the seas and oceans and dragged itself onto the land and then after many revolutions of the sun here we are.
Love me some mud-skippers. I had two as pets for a while. I really enjoyed them, but alas I gather they were wild caught, and they had parasites that took them down. Great fish. Lots of personalities. They also have rather long and sharp teeth, and spectacular fin displays.
Maria Vincent Robinson 
An example of how life could have started in the seas and oceans and dragged itself onto the land and then after many revolutions of the sun here we are.
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True Paul, these species show the glimpses of the evolution process. Thank you once again 🙂
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A Mud Puppy.
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He would have liked that compliment I guess. Thanks John 🙂
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Love me some mud-skippers. I had two as pets for a while. I really enjoyed them, but alas I gather they were wild caught, and they had parasites that took them down. Great fish. Lots of personalities. They also have rather long and sharp teeth, and spectacular fin displays.
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I think they’re very hard to be kept. Beautiful and unique with their ability. Thanks for sharing your experience too.
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Wow – great capture!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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