Dear list, I know this is not a goby and for that I apologise. But I guess many of you are familiar with brackish fishes from the Indo-Pacific region and I...
I am considering bringing in these two gobies. However, I need to get an identification on both in order to satisfy the USFWS. One is listed as "Stipodon Sp....
... No, that is the snakehead gudgeon (at least that is what we call it in Australia), otherwise known as Ophieleotris aporos, but recently changed to Giurus...
Peter, thanks for the identification. I think I'll pass on this one. Besides, with a name like "snakehead gudgeon", they might get confiscated (snakeheads are...
I am currently breeding Coryphopterus glaucofraenum in an aquarium for my PhD project and I would like to know what you recommend me for preserving goby eggs...
this is a Rhingobius yes, but our R. nasutus up here don't show such distinct lines on the sides. If it IS R. nasutus that could be stress-related, they ...
your sicydiines look like a Sicyopus sp. maybe S. zosterophorum. Ron Watson should know (am not sure if he's in this group?) <')////==< Dr Helen K. Larson ...
sorry I meant to write Rhinomugil (have gobies on the brain) <')////==< Dr Helen K. Larson Curator of Fishes Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory ...
Annemarie, preserve them all in 5-10% formalin for at least a week or two, then transfer to 70% ethanol. Formalin can slowly dissolve bone, especially in tiny ...
Dear gobygroupers, I'm looking for ETOH samples of mudskippers (Gobiidae: Oxudercinae) and of amblyopine gobies from all over the world. I'm particularly...
Hello Annemarie May It will be better you fix egg and larve in karnovski solution (4% formaldehyde, 2% glutaraldehyde, 0.2 M cacodylatebuffer) 1:1 in sea...
At last I have the right combination of factors in play - some specimens, and a camera. Please see attached. Summary of details - collection location, Sydney...
... Some type of Mugilogobius, looks a bit like M. platynotus, but I'm not particularly familiar with Mugilogobius species. They make great aquarium fish...
... I agree with Peter, could be M. paludis, the pale mangrove goby. This name may not be valid anymore didn't Helen revise the genus? I have caught these...
... <snip> ... I have created a new folder in the photos section with 5 photos of this species in it... the images are rather large (100 - 200 kb), sorry to...
your fish looks like Mugilogobius platynotus - previously known as M. paludis. Not a Philypnodon! start by checking out the pelvic fins...... Helen <')////==<...
Does anyone know where to pick up mudskippers in Sydney? I called a local aquarium who told me they had been classified as a pest by the Government and as such...
Hi Chris, ... This is rubbish! Try the Manly Aquarium shop, they get them in from time to time. A big Melbourne supplier called "Aquarium Systems" gets them...
The link below is to a photo taken at Destin, Florida. http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/20621 Does anyone know what species this is? ...
Your photo appears to be a Bathygobius. I can't be sure of the species, however, without counting scales. --Ed Murdy ... From: Kris Wilk...
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Thanks. That would narrow it down to B. soporator, B. curacao, or B. mystacium, but getting a positive ID by counting scales on that photo is pretty hopeless. ...
Dear all, I'd like to contact Jim van Tassell, but the server refuses his e-mail, jvantassell@..., saying that has been suspended. Does anyone knows an...
Hi folks. My supplier has several gobies listed on his most recent availability list (see http://www.frankmgreco.com/indo.htm ). The two I have questions about...
... Hello Frank, a couple of the Gobies on your import list are dazzlers. What have your experiences been with these kinds of Asian fish? What do suggest...
<< a couple of the Gobies on your import list are dazzlers.>> Thanks. Aside from Stiphodon elegans, I have not seen the others here in NY. A real shame,...
Hello Dear Friends I am searching documents (paper, article .......) about Trophic ecology (Diet, Food items and Food consumption) of sand goby or any sp of...
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