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[Dwarfs]

What's the common name, and, Are they brackish?

Just saw them in my new fish book, If I come across them It would help to know some info That is, if I ever find them
Also, are desert gobies brackish? I think they are more common I'm trying to get some cool oddballs for my regular fish community, the only oddball it has is my badis!

 

[CFC]

The new family name being used for these fish is Awaous, the one in your picture looks more like Awaous strigatus commonly known as the Striated river goby. This is a pure freshwater goby which grows to about 4 inches. I have seen these in a few shops recently so they are definately in the trade and were a reasonable price so i'm guessing they are not too rare

 

[Dwarfs]

The new family name being used for these fish is Awaous, the one in your picture looks more like Awaous strigatus commonly known as the Striated river goby. This is a pure freshwater goby which grows to about 4 inches. I have seen these in a few shops recently so they are definately in the trade and were a reasonable price so i'm guessing they are not too rare

I'll keep my eye out for them

 

[LadyMinion]

The new family name being used for these fish is Awaous, the one in your picture looks more like Awaous strigatus commonly known as the Striated river goby. This is a pure freshwater goby which grows to about 4 inches. I have seen these in a few shops recently so they are definately in the trade and were a reasonable price so i'm guessing they are not too rare

I'll keep my eye out for them

Me too!!

 

[Dwarfs]

Good, It's annoying being the only person with a certain fish (leaf fish)