Fish Watcher Record | |
Contributor: Beng Yong Tang
| ID: 835 Country: Singapore Address: Web page: |
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Species: | Oxyeleotris marmorata | ||||
Attachment: | soonhock2.jpg | ||||
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Locality:* | Punggol Park Pond | ||||
Type: | Pond | ||||
Salinity:* | freshwater | ||||
Water depth: | 1 - m | ||||
Latitude:* | 1° 22.56' N Latitude (dec): 1.375999991099 | ||||
Longitude:* | 103° 54' E Longitude (dec): 103.9 | ||||
Accuracy: | accurate | ||||
Country:* | Singapore | ||||
FAO area:* | Pacific, Western Central | ||||
Temp.: | 30°C | ||||
Date:* | 07/07/2004, dd/mm/yyyy | ||||
Day time: | 11:00 - 19:00 h e.g. 13:00 - 15:00 | ||||
Length:* | 10 cm Type:* TL | ||||
Weight: | g | ||||
Abundance: | common (usually seen) | ||||
Life stage: | juveniles and adults | ||||
Sex: | undetermined | ||||
Gear: | Hook and line | ||||
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Remark: | One of the few native fishes still common in Singapore. The photo shows a side view of a fingerling. Normally the fish rights itself when out of the water and uses its pectoral fins to support itself and it can crawl. It also opens its mouth and gill covers when out of the water, probably to absorb atmospheric oxygen. | ||||
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