Author: Allen & Ivantsoff, 1982
FBname: Honey blue eye
Comments: Inhabits ponds and small streams near the sea; water typically dark (tea-like) with sand or mud bottom (pH=4.5-5.8, upper limit of water temperature 27.5°-32.5°C).  Occurs in slow-flowing, tannin-stained creeks and coastal dune lakes in sandy country (locally known as 'wallum').  Found along grassy banks, often among reeds or water lilies (Ref. 44894).  Closely related to <i>Pseudomugil signifer</i>.