mntlblok
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Eye-Bar Sand Goby (Gnatholepis cauerensis) is supposedly only in the Pacific. Is this be one? Blue Heron Bridge on Jan 27.
Kevin Bryant
Eye-Bar Sand Goby (Gnatholepis cauerensis)?
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Eye-Bar Sand Goby (Gnatholepis cauerensis) is supposedly only in the Pacific. Is this be one? Blue Heron Bridge on Jan 27.
Kevin Bryant
I think it is a Goldspot Goby. They have a small gold spot behind the gills and above the fin. I took this photo in Bonaire. If you blow up the pictures on your browser you can see it.
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Sully3
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yes goldspot goby
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mntlblok
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Thank you - all.
Kevin
Kevin
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mntlblok
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My wife had hidden my Humann and DeLoach - over three feet away. . .
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