Let see,
top row left to right, Jellybean jollytail, shortfinned eel, desert goby
second row, fourfingered threadfin, forked tail catfish
third row, snub nosed garfish, common tandan(eeltailed catfish)
fourth row, jardini aro, southern conger eel
bottom, I forgot what this is but it lives in fresh water rivers and down into mangrove swamps, gets a little under 1/2 meter long.
I would pretty much like every fish but these are ones that catch my eye while I'm web surfing, You have such great fish yet spend so much on imports. The same happens here with or darters, sunnies, and shiners.
I see you have 4 species of archer fish, dozens of gobies and gudgeons, hardy heads galaxia, eeltails, fish that live in wet leaves, and other things that anyone interested really has to search just to learn about let alone purchase.
Here are a couple more I like, these are,
top, Koenigsberg's herring, spotted mountain trout
2nd line, Berney's catfish, congolli
3rd, fresh water moray, sleepy cod
4th, barcoo
and last, one that really intrigues me from northern Australia, a freshwater/brackish water fish that gets 63 cm. long and the male carries the eggs around "like a bunch of grapes" on the hook on it's forehead , the humphead or nurseryfish. Now that is cool.
