I've never lived farther than 50 miles from here. One thing about on-line shops and today's shipping practices, though, is that far more fish are available to folks around the country. I've had the opportunity to keep numerous species that were nothing more than a distant dream in the 1980s and 90s.I too like to have a chance of my fish breeding even in a long shot way...without too much effort on my part or even a small chance of fry, lol. Yeah, I think several species of gobies do the pelagic thing. Odyssey has or had many gobies & has visited many of their natural habitats.
Still, I'm happy I tried stiphodons, not something I would have done without a coast to coast move & a chance to start all over with very different fish...just 1 more interesting thing about relocatingWe've done it a few times over the years, new water, new lfs, new opportunities...it keep life & fish keeping interesting!
Yeah, I think I'll keep her around for another 20. ? Our deal is that I can have as many tanks of whatever size I want as long as they fit in the fishroom. I can also keep any herp, fish, or invert I want. And now that the kids are all grown up, I can even keep venomous species. I've been wanting a scorpionfish again for years, but the deal was that as long as the kids were young and couldn't be 100% relied upon to control their curiosity and impulses, that there would be no venomous critters in the house. I've always wanted a copperhead snake as well, for some reason. I've always just loved their pattern. I wouldn't go with anything really dangerous though, like a cobra or blue-ringed octopus or gaboon viper. I may be more than a bit psychotic, but as long as I stay on my meds I ain't stupid! ???WYite, you have an excellent wife!