White-bellied sea eagles, mudskippers and horseshoe crabs are also present. The sanctuary is also host to mudskippers, fiddler crabs and other mangrove habitat specialists. The Asian small-clawed otter feeds mainly on crabs, mudskippers and "Trichogaster" fish. In this way it catches mudskippers, crabs, fish and worms. The coastal forests and mangroves are home to Zanzibar red colobus and mudskippers. Examples include eels, mudskippers and the walking catfish. Mud crabs, mudskippers and mangrove trees such as "Rhizophora" and "Bruguiera" are found there. It is one of the genera commonly known as mudskippers. Mudskippers, monitor lizards, macaques and pythons are all shown. In coastal areas, they regularly feed on mudskippers. Other notable fish include Pinstripe Dambas, Mudskippers, tropical reef fish and various Lake Malawi cichlids. Finally, the three become mudskippers around a green-brown puddle. Mudskippers move in much the same way on terrestrial ground. Mudskippers breathe by absorbing oxygen across the skin (similar to frogs). Mudskippers kept as pets can eat frozen fare such as bloodworm or artemia and flake.