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Hazeus nephodes E.K. Jordan 1925. Stout
spine at anterior of both dorsal fins. To two inches in length.
Found only in Hawai'i and Marshall Islands on the sand. Kona
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Istigobius rigilius (Herre 1953), the
Orange-Spotted Goby. Molucca, Philippine Islands to Australia, over to Fiji
and Marshall Islands. To four inches in length. Here in Raja Ampat,
Indo.
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Istigobius rigilius (Herre 1953), the
Orange-Spotted Goby. Molucca, Philippine Islands to Australia, over to Fiji
and Marshall Islands. To four inches in length. Here in Raja Ampat,
Indo.
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Lythrypnus dalli (Gilbert
1860), The Blue-Banded or Catalina Goby: This brilliant red and blue beauty is from off the two California's
Pacific coasts. It is not tropical, and will only live a short while in
water in the upper seventies, eighties. It should not be sold as a
warm-water organism. Why do I, should I mention this? It is an
embarrassing sham in the trade, and a waste of resources. This one at
SIO Aq. in San Diego, CA.
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