Classic! It's a gobyologist instead of a goby. That's I-Shiung Chen, one of the authors who described the fish. I wonder if he knows he's up there? <')////==< ...
Yes, but see the picture at Scartelaos cantoris... http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Summary/speciesSummary.php?ID=55509&genusname=Scartelaos&speciesname=cantoris...
http://www.pbase.com/fpeeters/image/79804528 This picture was taken in Bunaken, north-Sulawesi, Indonesia. The small critter was living on a sandy plateau at...
Hi, a few weeks ago we bought 1/3 Schismatogobius spec. I am interested in information about breeding. Are all Schismatogobius amphidrom respectively pelagic? ...
Send us a photo or put it on the website and we can all guess at what you have. The genus is very poorly known in all respects, which is why you can't find...
Not even close, it's a scorpaenoid, probably an aploactinid or something of that ilk. <')////==< Dr Helen K. Larson Curator of Fishes Museum and Art Gallery of...
Dear Gobygroup, Recently, in my local Asian grocery store (in Winnipeg), I found came across frozen Pseudapocryptes elongatus. I was totally astonished! ...
Hello Naomi, Thanks for the photo and the information of the edibility of Pseudapocryptes! I will be in Hanoi in September so will keep my eyes out and see if...
Hello Everyone, Since we are on this subject, I¹m going to throw in more. Markets throughout southern China sold fresh Scartelaos, Rhinogobius, Acentrogobius...
Yes please! I have only had Oxyeleotris marmorata once, quite a few years ago - Peter took several of us to a place that served it, but they fried it instead...
Helen, both deep fried and steamed Oxyeleotris marmorata taste heavenly, just make sure the fish is alive before ordering :-) and the best parts are the two...
Ah yes the cheeks. And the muscle at the back of the head is good too. But I have to wait till September before I get to eat any O. marmorata. I think we...
Also Periophthalmodon schlosseri is very tasty! I tasted it in Kukup (Malaysia), cooked by Orang-Laut people: steamed with ginger, fried, or as meat balls... ...
Hi Richard, Sorry about my late reply. YES!!!!!! I have been corrupted!!!! Actually, what happened is that I went to Japan for two months for research. I...
Hi Naomi, I hope the goby journal doesn't fold! As for living in a mangrove swamp, that's been my dream too, with mudskippers coming to my back door For their...
Then you wouldn't want to hear about the fun I had electrofishing with Brad Pusey and Mark Kennard in the lower Daly River last fortnight (part of a big...
... All I need is mosquito repellent and a shot-gun! ... I don't suppose you got any pix of the mudskippers Richard Mleczko ... Natural Hazards Impacts Project...
Yes I got a couple to perch on my hand just long enough for me to get a few photos before they jumped back into the fishbox (where they whiled away the time...
Anyone here know where I can find pics of Schismatogobius marmoratus? My supplier has them listed, but I have no idea what they look like. Thanks! Frank...
Hey Frank Most Schismatogobius look rather similar and if your supplier can identify S. marmoratus with confidence then ask him if they come from the...
Hi All, I have had a Valenciennea strigata (gold head sleeper goby) for about a year and a half now and it has grown quite a bit. Can anyone tell me its normal...
In the wild - about 13-14 cm long; in a tank, who knows? <')////==< Dr Helen K. Larson Curator of Fishes Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory PO...
Hi, I'm working with the two-spotted goby, a W Europe rocky shores semi-pelagic goby that regularly lays its eggs on kelp (Laminaria saccharina, L. digitata...
Hello there, If you look to the tropics, there is a group of commensal gobies that "live" on algae and seagrass (and a wide range of invertebrates such as...
Hello, Trond! Tried to post this last week, but had trouble with my gobygroup accout. Hope things are well out there in the goby world! I'm still on this list,...
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Hi All, I'm Chris Anderson and I'm doing my MS with Jim Van Tassell at Hofstra University and I'm working with many different gobies. Does anyone know how I...
Hi folks. Any ideas as to the species of these gobies? They came in as sunset and red sunset, but I suspect they are the same species, with the plain one being...
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