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|description = To hatch it, you'll need both water and mud. | |description = To hatch it, you'll need both water and mud. | ||
|min_size = | |min_size = 6.00 | ||
|max_size = | |max_size = 7.50 | ||
|habitat = Lowland Lake | |habitat = Lowland Lake | ||
|distribution = | |distribution = Islets | ||
|time = All Day | |time = All Day | ||
|weather = Any Weather | |||
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'''Blackfin Pearlfish''' is a [[Fish]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]]''. | '''Blackfin Pearlfish''' is a [[Fish]] [[Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]]''. | ||
==Omnipedia== | ==Omnipedia== | ||
{{Omnipedia Entry | |||
|location = Warmwater Zone | |||
|sname = Austrolebias nigripinnis | |||
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The blackfin pearlfish aren't particularly difficult to breed in captivity.<br> | The blackfin pearlfish aren't particularly difficult to breed in captivity.<br> | ||
Once the "nursery" has been set up with peat soil and shelters with hiding spots are added, a mature pair of blackfin pearlfish will soon begin their breeding process. The eggs, buried in the peat soil, can survive out of water in a dry state for reasonably long time.<br> | Once the "nursery" has been set up with peat soil and shelters with hiding spots are added, a mature pair of blackfin pearlfish will soon begin their breeding process. The eggs, buried in the peat soil, can survive out of water in a dry state for a reasonably long time.<br> | ||
While the blackfin pearlfish have relatively short natural lifespans, this unique breeding strategy is their way of ensuring survival of the fittest. | While the blackfin pearlfish have relatively short natural lifespans, this unique breeding strategy is their way of ensuring survival of the fittest. | ||
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==Other Languages== | ==Other Languages== | ||
×34×37×44Blackfin Pearlfish is a Fish Creature in Petit Planet.
The blackfin pearlfish aren't particularly difficult to breed in captivity.
Once the "nursery" has been set up with peat soil and shelters with hiding spots are added, a mature pair of blackfin pearlfish will soon begin their breeding process. The eggs, buried in the peat soil, can survive out of water in a dry state for a reasonably long time.
While the blackfin pearlfish have relatively short natural lifespans, this unique breeding strategy is their way of ensuring survival of the fittest.
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Blackfin Pearlfish |
