I have to second the peacock goby. I have a female (picture here, 4th and 6th pics) in my 20 long community, and she is awesome! Very pretty, gets along with everyone, and lots of personality.
Pretty FW Gobies?
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Hey, MG, what is that fish? That looks amazing!inka sent me this one....
i have a nice goby coming in i hope later this month.
Looks like Stiphodon atropurpureus.
Desert Gobies can also be quite attractive, especially dominant males.
Gudgeons are closely related to gobies, but they lack the fused pelvic fins.
Desert Gobies can also be quite attractive, especially dominant males.
Gudgeons are closely related to gobies, but they lack the fused pelvic fins.
Here is a Morgunda morgunda that I used to own. It was about 6.5" if I recall correctly.
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angfa.org.au Should have something, Nathan.
Australia New Guinea Fish Assoc promotes research and conservation of species and biotopes.
Greg
Australia New Guinea Fish Assoc promotes research and conservation of species and biotopes.
Greg
...don't get a heater?
Seriously though, where do you live?
If you keep them in a large enough tank, you don't really need to worry about a heater or a chiller. Coldwater species can often adapt to slightly warmer conditions (i.e, my freakin' white clouds) and as long as the temperature is consistent, they should be fine.
ALSO: does anyone know of a site where you can find fish species native to each state, or hopefully, native to a certain part of a state? I found these REALLY AWESOME little goby-like fish in a large puddle that was leftover from flooding. It was in Riverside, IL. There were also little crayfish in there too... I've beed dying to find out what kind of fish it was!
Seriously though, where do you live?
If you keep them in a large enough tank, you don't really need to worry about a heater or a chiller. Coldwater species can often adapt to slightly warmer conditions (i.e, my freakin' white clouds) and as long as the temperature is consistent, they should be fine.
ALSO: does anyone know of a site where you can find fish species native to each state, or hopefully, native to a certain part of a state? I found these REALLY AWESOME little goby-like fish in a large puddle that was leftover from flooding. It was in Riverside, IL. There were also little crayfish in there too... I've beed dying to find out what kind of fish it was!
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