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Hey, back again! Thanks everyone for your awesome responses. I have my dear BBGS in a brackish tank probably 1.007 which I want to bring down to 1.005. I have...
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Oct 7, 2008
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Hey Neale! Thanks for the great reply. You keep brine shrimp with them? Wow, I have to give that a try. Right now I have my four BBGs in a divided tank with my...
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Oct 7, 2008
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I've had Bumblebee Gobies, same group, for a little over 2 years now. They are in brackish (Instant Ocean) @ 1.008 > 1.003. I've usually had some livebearers...
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Oct 7, 2008
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noticed on a stocklist that COBALT BLUE SUMATRAN GOBY STIPHODON PURPUEUATROS (assume that to be s. atropurpureus) however, details with regard care are rather...
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Oct 8, 2008
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... I keep mine at 7.2-7.6, which seems to work well. Temp range is right. and they do love algae, but will also eat frozen bloodworms, frozen mysis, and flake...
Frank M. Greco
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Oct 9, 2008
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Hi G, Have you got this paper yet? If not enjoy it! Cheers, Richard. O___!||||__/////__ {__)_\...
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Nov 21, 2008
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Hi, You can see a list of my groups on Grouply at the link below. Maybe you'll find some you want to join. Shawna Here's the link: ...
Shawna Stansbery
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Nov 21, 2008
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Hi folks. I recently received the goby in the pic from my India supplier. They came in as B. nunus. However, I can not verify that these fish are indeed that...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 12, 2008
11:38 pm
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Looks like xanthomelas to me however the color could come in. xanthomelas have 5 bands nanus have 4 bands. The middle band is broken up and spotted. "Frank...
Gerald Griffin
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Dec 13, 2008
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Gerald Griffin wrote: Looks like xanthomelas to me however the color could come in. xanthomelas have 5 bands nanus have 4 bands. The middle band is broken up...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 13, 2008
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Not supposed to be. Could be one of dozen species of bumblebees known. However I do not know of any bumblebees that come from India, the closest I know of...
Gerald Griffin
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Dec 13, 2008
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Gerald Griffin wrote: However I do not know of any bumblebees that come from India, According to FishBase, B. nunus is from India, which is the name these fish...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 13, 2008
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Under Naomi Delventhal's advice, I've been encouraging fishkeepers not to get to hung up on identifying Brachygobius to species level. My understanding is that...
Neale Monks
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Dec 13, 2008
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Having been trained as an ichthyologist I do count scales and do all of the other morphological stuff that goes with it. Nothing worse than a fish in my...
Gerald Griffin
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Dec 13, 2008
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what about Pandaka sp.? Gianluca...
Gianluca Polgar
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Dec 13, 2008
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... Can't help it. I'm obsessive that way <<G>>. ... Well, I can do both counts, so it may be possible for me to get an identification that way. I'll see if I...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 13, 2008
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... I've seen only one Pandaka species, and this fish does not look like it in body shape. Frank...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 13, 2008
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Keep us posted and if you ever want to send a dead one my way let me know. ... Can't help it. I'm obsessive that way <<G>>. ... Well, I can do both counts, so...
Gerald Griffin
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Frank, For what it's worth, your fish does look a lot like B. nunus as show in the Aqualog 'Brackish-Water Fishes' book (p. 49). The fish photographed there...
Neale Monks
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Dec 13, 2008
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Hello Frank - that looks like B. nunus to me, and that's based on my examination of Alcock's syntypes, which came from Port Canning, lower Bengal. There is...
Helen Larson
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Dec 14, 2008
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Helen Larson wrote: I hope to finish my revision of all the Brachygobius species soon-ish. Work will speed up after I retire from govt work mid-next year and...
Frank M. Greco
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Dec 15, 2008
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Probably in Ichthyological Exploration of Freshwaters. <')////==< Dr Helen K. Larson Curator of Fishes Museum and Art Gallery Northern Territory PO Box 4646 ...
Helen Larson
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Dec 15, 2008
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One of my bumblebee gobies died today, and I would like to figure out for certain which species I have. How can I count the fin rays or scales? Do I need a...
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Dec 22, 2008
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... in ... just ... Thanks! ... I don't think your goby is pregnant. As far as I know, gobies don't get pregnant. They do external fertilization. Females may...
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Dec 22, 2008
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Some (male, I believe) Brachygobius will change colour around spawning time. Females ripe with eggs will look "fat", but you should also see the egg tube...
Neale Monks
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Dec 22, 2008
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Counting fin rays is pretty easy, and a decent digital photo should do the trick, at least with a dead specimen. On dorsal fins for example, you're counting...
Neale Monks
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Dec 22, 2008
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Dec 22, 2008
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Preserving requires alcohol (vodka will do) or formalin (nasty carcinogen, best avoided). If not an option, keep cool (not frozen) and photograph the corpse...
Neale Monks
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Dec 22, 2008
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... frozen) ... camera. ... to ... have) ... scales. ... Would 91% alcohol be better than vodka? I have both here. I tried looking at the fins, but I couldn't...
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Yes the 91% alcohol would be better. Sounds like Everclear - 180 proof. ... frozen) ... camera. ... to ... have) ... scales. ... Would 91% alcohol be better...
Gerald Griffin
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