Any idea what this is?

[Dennis Kraemer]

Both of these fish were caught in my brackish canal but are know temporarily in my 75g any idea what either of these are? Thanks!

 

[Dennis Kraemer]

twentyleagues Gourami Swami

 

[blackwolf911]

The thing on the bottom almost looks like a saltwater wolf fish or wolf eel . Whatever they call it. I'm sure there are a million fish that looks like this though

 

[Dennis Kraemer]

The thing on the bottom almost looks like a saltwater wolf fish or wolf eel . Whatever they call it. I'm sure there are a million fish that looks like this though

It sure does but they are only in the North Atlantic I’m in central Florida

 

[Ulu]

Possibly a juvenile form, so tough to ID?

 

[Dennis Kraemer]

Possibly a juvenile form, so tough to ID?

Yea I tried to look up fry form but couldn’t find anything, it kinda looks like a Blenny to me

 

[twentyleagues]

Goby or blenny of some sort I think too.
The striped ones? Juvenile Jack maybe. I commented on the other thread too. So many possibilities......

 

[Gourami Swami]

The long guy looks like a goby to me. Not the greatest picture but looks more like a goby than blenny

The other guy, I think a juvie jack would be a solid guess, but could be many things. I think once it grows an ID will be much easier

 

[duanes]

I agree the one looks like a Goby, and the others look like cichlids, either young uropthalmus that are common in brackish water from Florida to Texas, or just plain Texas cichlids, Herichthys cyannoguttatus found in the same areas.
It might help if you told us where you caught them (what state, which canal).

 

[Dennis Kraemer]

I agree the one looks like a Goby, and the others look like cichlids, either young uropthalmus that are common in brackish water from Florida to Texas, or just plain Texas cichlids, Herichthys cyannoguttatus found in the same areas.
It might help if you told us where you caught them (what state, which canal).

Caught in merrit island fl in sikes creek