Please help me ID these fish

1. Bumblebee goby
2. Not sure
3. Not sure
4. The only ones I can see clearly are neon tetras. There are a handful of other fish, but they're very blurry.
 
1. Some kind of bumblebee goby (many varieties that look similar, some are brackish, some are not)
2. Insufficiently clear
3. Was the top part green? It's hard to tell. If so, probably green fire tetras.
4. Neons for sure, and it's *possible* either ember or fool's gold tetras, but it's hard to tell because they're so blurry.

I hate blue backgrounds in pet stores, because their lighting combined with that blue background creates an awful combination for seeing a fish's colors. My LFS uses blue in the saltwater tanks, but the fresh are all black or white.
 
#2 Rasbora dorsiocellata
 
BrokerTamara said:
#2 clown loach or panda catfish.
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#2 is emphatically neither a loach nor a catfish. If you mean the second picture, there are two pictures of fish #1, but it is definitely not a clown loach or a panda cory, as the shape of the head, markings, and shape of fins is all wrong.
 
1. Bumblebee Goby
2. Bumblebee Goby
3. Some kind of tetra. Did you see if the fins were red/yellow etc tinted? Only coloring I see is a black dorsal with some white. Green fire tetras have distinct red on the back and I don't think that's what they are, too plain.
4. Neon tetras.
5. Neon tetra.


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1) Both of the first pictures are a Bumblebee Goby
2) As Subby said is a "Rasbora dorsiocellata", not a tetra (100% sure)
3) Neon Tetra
4) Same fish, Neon tetra.
 
kissofcrimson said:
Ahh I didn't see someone mention eyespot rasboras but yeah that's right lol


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Eyespot Rasbora? Sometimes. I have also heard it called a Green Eye Rasbora, which is why I call it a Rasbora dorsiocellata. Saves confusion.
 
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