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Hi Bob, I collected these fish about two weeks ago during high tide on the west side of the main island of Luzon. I then checked your website to see if they were posted. I'm not sure, but I think these fish are not yet posted on your site, or maybe they are some of those yet without pictures. Photos 378, 377, and 385 is definitely a goby. It has a split dorsal fin and it can 'cling' to the aquarium glass. When it stays under the rocks for a long time, it becomes all black with a somewhat orange color at its fin tips and tail. When it comes out, it displays a light-colored head and some...read more.
TITLE: Reef Aquarium Fishes, 500+ Essential-To-Know Species AUTHOR: Scott W. Michael PUBLISHER: T.F.H. Publications/Microcosm Ltd. (2006) ISBN 1-890087-89-0 PAGES: 448 PRICE: $29.95 Over the past few years, the author has had several excellent works, e.g., Reef Fishes; Basslets, Dottybacks & Hawkfishes; Angelfishes & Butterflyfishes; (the first three of six in the series of 'Reef Fishes') and, also a condensed work similar to this title, called Marine Fishes, 500+ Essential-To-Know Species. What sets this book aside from the work titled 'Marine Fishes …' is that this work is dedic...read more.