What's In The Box?

[Angelphish]

Well, I feel like you’d be disappointed with my next guess of dragon gobies, so I give up. Lol

Much, much, much closer.

I'm not sure if you saw it earlier, but I gave hendre a hint that would be quite helpful.

Your best chance of finding the species would be looking around on mfk. All the fish i ordered are rare. I can't tell you much more than that without giving it away.

 

[Angelphish]

Still no guess...

3 of the fish are Rhinogobius
2 are sleeper gobies
5 are catfish

 

[Mitchell The Monster]

It’s an aqatic fish....

 

[Angelphish]

It’s an aqatic fish....

I didn't think they would he this difficult to guess.

 

[Fish Tank Travis]

Cories!

 

[Angelphish]

Cories!

Yep, although they aren't common.

 

[Hendre]

Someone find the latest list from Wes and let's have a gander

 

[Angelphish]

Someone find the latest list from Wes and let's have a gander

Hendre is gets it...

 

[Hendre]

Rhinogobius sp. red lip
Rhinogobius niger
Rhinogobius rubromaculatus
Corydoras undulatus
Corydoras longipinnis

These were totally guesses!

 

[Angelphish]

Rhinogobius sp. red lip
Rhinogobius niger
Rhinogobius rubromaculatus
Corydoras undulatus
Corydoras longipinnis

These were totally guesses!

I totally believe that.

The Red Lips were caught from Guangxi, China, and the Cories were from Argentina. So far the theme has been wild caught fish from Asia and South America, although unintentional.

Rhinogobius sp. Red Lip:
These are the first ever pictures of this fish.

I love the orange at the base of his fins. Based off the name of this fish, I assume and hope it will become red once he matures. The emerald reflection in his eyes are also mesmerizing.

Male and female together. The female is in the front, and the male in the background.



This one was edited to help bring out the contrast on the fish:


Corydoras Undulatus:



Group photo (+ Gary):