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Better pic of mystery goby... Edit: *solved*
Edit: Someone on RC found it! Apparently its not a very common goby. Tomiyama Shrimp Goby..
"Tomiyamichthys oni (Tomiyama 1936), the Monster or Fan Shrimp Goby. West Pacific; Malaysia, Philippines, Southern Japan. To 10 cm. in length. Found in burrows with Alpheus bellulus. N. Sulawesi pic. "
Looks like i'll have to move it to a bigger tank whenever I get one.. heh.
http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/zoo/fish/gobies/tomiyamichthys/Toni.htm
http://reefhotspot.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=21_35&products_id=2338
Brought the little guy home today. Its about 1.5" long, from nose to tip of tailfin. Tiny little thing. It also has a fairly tall(proportionally) dorsal fin it pops up when alarmed. I can't take very good photos through the front of the tank due to its slightly curved acrylic nature, but heres the best one I got..
Edit: Someone on RC found it! Apparently its not a very common goby. Tomiyama Shrimp Goby..
"Tomiyamichthys oni (Tomiyama 1936), the Monster or Fan Shrimp Goby. West Pacific; Malaysia, Philippines, Southern Japan. To 10 cm. in length. Found in burrows with Alpheus bellulus. N. Sulawesi pic. "
Looks like i'll have to move it to a bigger tank whenever I get one.. heh.
http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/zoo/fish/gobies/tomiyamichthys/Toni.htm
http://reefhotspot.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=21_35&products_id=2338
Brought the little guy home today. Its about 1.5" long, from nose to tip of tailfin. Tiny little thing. It also has a fairly tall(proportionally) dorsal fin it pops up when alarmed. I can't take very good photos through the front of the tank due to its slightly curved acrylic nature, but heres the best one I got..
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