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We finally find out why our bigger fish died one after another after I autopsied one fish today. The day before yesterday, the fish was really vivid and ate a lot, I just don’t understand why such a lively fish would float on its stomach 2 days after. The autopsy result shocked me, there are [...]
I went to the lab this afternoon before the ecology class began. When I got there, the lab admin told me that some fish I kept is dead. I knew it must be two Amoyae since they can never get on well with each other, and they would fight to death. My feeling was right, [...]
No pain, no gain, I believe that. Today, when I was waken up by the alarm clock. In the new semester, our research project on gobies will go on. And on every Sunday (special for this week since we don’t have classes on Sat.), the team members will collect specimens from the 4 chosen locations. [...]
My classmate collected some goby specimens from Zhanjiang, most of which we haven’t seen locally, and we examined them this afternoon. There’re sure to be a Parachaeturichthys polynema, some Acentrogobius viridipunctatus. And there’re plenty of Oxyurichthys collected, probably belong to 2 or even 3 spp.. At the first sight, I recognized the one with orange [...]
I search a bit and didn’t find any groups that mainly focus on gobies or mudskippers, so I decided to create my own. Currently there’re just 15 members and 35 photos in the pool. But that’s great for a day 1 baby, lol. Also I “discovered” that through searching tags, I can actually find my [...]
