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Old 10-30-2004, 10:35 PM   #1
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trasnparent cave goby
I just got a mystery goby I think it may be a transparent cave goby. So I got him. He is in my 20H there are currently no other fish in there just some inverts. Anyways I was planning to put in this tank a apiar of twin spot or signal gobies. Do you think this will become a problem with this new guy??

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Christina

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