Dear mudskipper enthusiast, have a look at the following link: http://www.pref.saga.jp/syoukou/kougyou/gaiyo/suisan/suisan_e.htm has anyone ever heard of this...
My guess would be they're trying to make them taste better?! Nothing like a mudskipper, lettuce and tomato sandwich! Oh wait, I mean, mudskipper nori roll. ...
Hi Richard, Don't worry about it. This stupid project of hybridization between strains of Boleophthalmus pectinirostris distributed in Korea and Japan has...
Toru Takita
takita@...
Feb 5, 2003 7:26 am
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Thanks for the info. I really appreciate it. A. ... inches total length. They do tolerate quite a bit of salt (>1/2 strength seawater), but also do well in...
Hi All, I bought several "African Gobbies" from a LFS. They said they were freshwater gobbies. The are tannish yellow with dark marks down the sides. They all...
Hi Ed, When I think of freshwater gobies that might be imported from Africa, sleeper gobies first come to mind. Do your "African Gobies" have unfused pelvic...
Ed, Dormitator lebretonis would be my guess. There aren't many good resourses on these guys that I have found on-line or in print, but www.fishbase.com is a...
Thanks Brian and Naomi, I found a pic of the "African Goby" on Aquabid. Three are being sold by lotsoffish in New York I bought mine locally here in San...
I think I have determined that my "African Goby" is in fact Dormitator lebretonis. I also received an email from the seller on Aquabid of the gobies I had...
Hi All, I have a brackish tank with one tiger fish and three knight gobies. I cannot find any information providing accurate salinity levels for knight gobies...
I don't know about the tiger fish, but that is fine for the knight gobies. They can go from fresh water to full salt water. They are very happy in the salinity...
Hi, I just started a brackish water tank and have 5 bumblebee gobies and 2 figure 8 puffers in it. Can anyone tell me what the specific gravity for these two...
Hi Josh, I have always kept my BB gobies in about 1.005. The exact figure is not critical. If your meter only goes down to 1.010, no problem, just add an equal...
Thanks for the information! ... ===== Ed Miller emiller12000@... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send...
I spawn my Bumble Bee gobies in water mixed with 2tbs/5gal.. It isn't as important as using specific gravity measurements. This is like a game of horse shoes....
Hi to all, does anyone know that a density measurement (i.e. g/l, or kg/m^3) is senseless without the datum of temperature? Just consider that a density of...
... I have studied this group myself quite intensive and wrote an article in an German aquarium magazine on all the different species and genera of the...
The wui have spawned! Since this is my first time spawning them, I am hoping someone can help with a few questions: 1) may I keep the parents in with the fry?...
Ed, What are you doing to get your bumblebees to spawn? I have had my pair in a spawning tank for 6 months and nothing. The female dropped her eggs once, and...
What are you doing to get your bumblebees to spawn? I have a group of about 25 in a 2.5 gallon tank. I keep live plants and large snail shells in the tank with...
Wow. Thanks! It seems that I will need to get several more pairs of bumblebees as well. I didnt realize you could have that many in a small space. I will let...
While we are on the subject of Bumblebee Gobies: Does anyone know from where the majority of the bumblebess in the US derive? Are they caught wild as many of...
I would only guess that they are caught wild because the fry are so hard to raise. ... From: Bryan S Margulies To: gobygroup@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday,...
Dear colleagues, Attached is a PDF version of "Gymnoamblyopus novaeguineae, a new genus and species of worm goby from Papua New Guinea (Gobiidae: Amblyopinae)"...
Murdy, Edward O.
emurdy@...
Feb 27, 2003 7:51 pm
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a few months ago, nearly all my bumblebees were wiped out as well. I asked a pathologist to test them and it was a degenerative muscle disease as a result of...
Thanks for that interesting article Ed. It would be interesting to find out if they inhabit more brackish areas. Richard. ... From: Murdy, Edward O....
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