I have a spare 15 gallon at the moment, and I saw these fish for sale in my lfs and couldnt resist them. They were labelled as "striped goby" but, what actually are they? They are about 2 to 3 inches long, I saw them snacking on algae wafers. They have a single black stripe, and a black dot at the base of the caudal fin. They have a hite underside, and are gobies because on their underside, they have a suction fin to grip on the sides of the glass and rocks. They look a little like CAE's, but have much cuter faces, any ideas on what these guys are?
Many thanks in advance!
Oh and sorry for the terrible camera phone pics, I'll try and get better ones later!
Sure in hell arnt gobies, they look like algea eaters, but there are quite a few breeds of fish that look like em, its would definately help if we had clearer pictures, i have a book that has those kinds of fish in it, i could ID it positivly if there were clearer photos, a trend with those kind of fish thogh is that they are very agressive towards their own species, are your fish in the same tank together?
