Madagascar croucher spotted goby

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Hey I was wondering if anyone knows where I could find this fish? I really want it for my tank and everywhere I look online they aren’t in stock. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

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Hey I was wondering if anyone knows where I could find this fish? I really want it for my tank and everywhere I look online they aren’t in stock. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

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The Madagascan Spotted “Goby” (Actuallly a species of Scorpionfish) can be found online or you can try get onto lists with your LFS.
 
The Madagascan Spotted “Goby” (Actuallly a species of Scorpionfish) can be found online or you can try get onto lists with your LFS.
Any online sources you recommend? Everywhere I have looked doesn’t have any in stock. I’m in AZ and the LFS out here are so so. Not anything like I experienced in CA.
 
Any online sources you recommend? Everywhere I have looked doesn’t have any in stock. I’m in AZ and the LFS out here are so so. Not anything like I experienced in CA.
LA used to get them in but they’ve gotten a bad reputation recently. Maybe Dr Reef’s Quarantined Fish has them in?
@lion king will most likely be able to answer this more than me.
 
LA used to get them in but they’ve gotten a bad reputation recently. Maybe Dr Reef’s Quarantined Fish has them in?
@lion king will most likely be able to answer this more than me.
Thank you for the help! I really appreciate it!
@lion king any input?
 

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