Rhinogobius nantaiensis
December 13th, 2012 — 4:05pm
This fish is normally imported alongside the congener R. candidianus and is actually the commoner of the two in the aquarium trade.
It looks very similar to R. candidianus but does not grow as large and possesses a more rounded snout.
Most specimens also have spot-like markings on the sides of the head which has led to them being identified as R. nantaiensis, but the fish do no…
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