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They can grow over 36 inches in length and are nocturnal. They eat worms, molluscs, small fish, and crustaceans. They live in fresh and brackish water, such as ... The freshwater neon goby or cobalt goby (Stiphodon atropurpureus) bears a rather good resemblance to its more famous cousin. It is native to Eastern Asia, where ... The trailer harnesses are not tinned and we can not find a tinned trailer ... Glen, I live in Southeast Louisiana. I fish brackish waters quite a bit. I did some more research on the fish and I've found sites that say they can live in freshwater, brackish water, or saltwater.

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