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Anyone able to id this guy? Found him labeled as "striped shrimp goby" at the LFS. Couldn't pass him up for 9.99. So far he made it through quarantine fine and has settled into the tank, started making a burrow under a rock right where I hoped he would. Pic isnt the best but he is white with brown stripes and spots

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Anyone able to id this guy? Found him labeled as "striped shrimp goby" at the LFS. Couldn't pass him up for 9.99. So far he made it through quarantine fine and has settled into the tank, started making a burrow under a rock right where I hoped he would. Pic isnt the best but he is white with brown stripes and spots

20191123_210538.jpg
My LFS calls them a shrimp goby also.
 
I haven't met a shrimp goby i didnt like.
 
For some reason I thought they were called convict gobys. But I googled it and that doesn’t seem to exist.
 
This is sunny and buggles. This is an old pick. I'm
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