need i.d., told it was a wolf pike

[ceeej31]

i would say underweight jade goby

 

[kevinfleming21]

that's what I said. the lines on his face and that big head are almost unmistakable.

 

[mrblah]

i would say underweight jade goby

i don't know, the colors are totally different and the shape of the head is completely different. thats whats really throwing me off here. i own most of the large goby's and this one has characteristics of different gobys.

 

[mrblah]

that's what I said. the lines on his face and that big head are almost unmistakable.

i'll post my sleeper, jade and unknown goby tonight. i'll guarantee you won't be saying the same thing afterwards.

 

[xaznkewlguyx]

Did you get that at Tong's?

We have those at my work right now and I agree it is not a jade or a marble goby. No idea what they are..

 

[mrblah]

yeah its justin. thanks for the support chung.

i was going to pull out my jade and marble gobys but will hold off until i do a water change as i don't really want to get soaked tonight. i will try and get a good side shot of the fish tomorrow morning so we can get some alternative opinions.

 

[fugupuff]

100% its not a walleye.

a goby, there are thousands of species of gobies, one of the largest families of fish, from salt to fresh. There are many undescribed ones out there still. So not everything is a sleeper or marble goby.

I found some goby in China that were 20 plus inches, and orange in color, never seen them before!

 

[mrblah]

thanks wes. i'm thinking goby as well as this point. if i didn't have three soccer games to be at today for my sons i would have put new pix up already but i'm running a bit behind right now...lol

 

[pi-eyed]

Looks a little like a soon hock... I think it's a goby of some sort.

New pics plz,
Chris

 

[pi-eyed]

I also don't think it's a marble goby.. Here are a few pics of my marbles.