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Im not sure what this is, kinda like a goby but not a goby. any help??
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It could be a little darter. Does it ever 'perch' on its pectoral fins to balance, or curve its body when resting? Did you buy it or catch it?
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caught them. yes they perch, almost like they are standing. they seem to hop around rather than swim most of the time. thanks for responding. Ill look into darters, i was thinking some kind of sculpin.
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If you caught him in Illinois, I'd say it is a Least Darter, Etheostoma microperca. Try this link, looks like your guy.
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definately a darter, thnx very much for your help!
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Your most welcome! They are very cool little fish, make great aquarium pets. I have two darters from florida. They are very entertaining, eat well, peaceful. I just love they way they hop around on the bottom. They are not long lived. But sounds like you have a ready source if you would like more. Congrats on the find!
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i wonder how you caught it...and where
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