The Puffer Forum

Orange chromides, knight gobies, several native killifishes (Adinia xenica, Cyprinodon variegatus, Fundulus heteroclitis).

A lot of O chromides are sold in pretty bad shape. Many times they are very starved and stressed by the time the get to the LFS. Depending on how the LFS cares for them they may or may not improve while in your care. Not being able to purchase O chromides that were any better off I bought 4 out of a...

Bostrychus africanus isn't really a goby. It's an Eleotrid (family Eleotridae), which are sleepers, commonly (but erroneously) referred to as sleeper "gobies".

Here is the fish's distribution map, provided by Fishbase.org:
http://fishbase.sinica.edu.tw/tools/aqu ... eceive.php

Thanks!

Awesome. I had a look around earlier and I was almost certain I'd hear A. modestus.
So totally fresh then huh? I have 3 now. How big of a tank would I need for all of them? Would they get along with SAP's if they "grew up" together?

They've got a black bar just under the dorsal and just above the anal. I don't think the pics show them all that well. They're definitely green little buggers :lol: . http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y277/straitjacketstar/Other/9-21-05193.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y277/straitjacketstar/Ot...