Any ideas what this is?????

[P.Bass]

If anyone can identify this fish, availability and its tank requirements I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks

[duke33]

Cool! Is it a killie fish? Maybe?

[rob22]

sumo loach

[JD7.62]

100% NOT a sumo loach. The dorsal fins clearly indicate that it is some sort of goby plus it lacks barbels that a loach would have.

[SalmonAfrica]

Looks marine to me... did you take this picture or did you get it from a website?

PS: A goby for sure.

[Fish Room Plus]

He telling you in the auction

[P.Bass]

I got it from another site from someone who was unsure of what they had. He said he was keeping it in freshwater then moved it to brackish.

[P.Bass]

He said he was unsure of what it was, that he order a different kind of goby and received this. Was also unsure of the water conditions. Thats what I saw on the posting anyway. If you see where he states what it is please let em know. Thanks

[Pulcher]

http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fw&1211247054

He tells you about it in his post.

[dark_knights_99]

100% NOT a sumo loach. The dorsal fins clearly indicate that it is some sort of goby plus it lacks barbels that a loach would have.

agreed!

[x0x0x0]

Yeah it looks like a mudskipper/goby that i have. Apocryptes Bato but i'm sure that it is not the same species. From the way its eyes are located, more than likely it's a mudskipper. Might be fine in freshwater but maybe safer if brackish. Good luck

[andregurov]

That link cracks me up. The seller has NO CLUE what they are, how they are kept, grabs at straws to guess how they will breed - yet will send you 2 sexed pairs. He assumes a lot, doesn't he?

Caveat emptor.

[duke33]

Pbass is all over it! lol

[channarox]

its a goby.
not a mudskipper def.
the lfs near me just brought in a bunch of them.

[dark_knights_99]

its a goby.
not a mudskipper def.
the lfs near me just brought in a bunch of them.

Did he tell you what kind of goby he is selling?

[channarox]

i didnt ask.