Help ID, Goby, Gudgeon or Sleeper

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Feb 9, 2011
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Hey guys can anyone help me ID this species? Bought it at the local fish store and it was being sold as a freshwater goby. But the seller doesn't know exactly what it is. It's about five to six inches in length. Not sure if it's captive bred or wild-caught, but it's most probably a southeast asian species, which is where i'm from. I would appreciate any leads.
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Beautiful goby!
Closest matches I can find are dormitator maculatus and jade gobies.
 
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Hey guys can anyone help me ID this species? Bought it at the local fish store and it was being sold as a freshwater goby. But the seller doesn't know exactly what it is. It's about five to six inches in length. Not sure if it's captive bred or wild-caught, but it's most probably a southeast asian species, which is where i'm from. I would appreciate any leads.
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Bostrycus zonatus
 
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Hey guys can anyone help me ID this species? Bought it at the local fish store and it was being sold as a freshwater goby. But the seller doesn't know exactly what it is. It's about five to six inches in length. Not sure if it's captive bred or wild-caught, but it's most probably a southeast asian species, which is where i'm from. I would appreciate any leads.
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Hey guys can anyone help me ID this species? Bought it at the local fish store and it was being sold as a freshwater goby. But the seller doesn't know exactly what it is. It's about five to six inches in length. Not sure if it's captive bred or wild-caught, but it's most probably a southeast asian species, which is where i'm from. I would appreciate any leads.
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Hi do you keep this bostrychus zonatus in pure freshwater or in brackish water.thanks.I want to buy it in freshwater tank.
 
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