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[taldridge0321]

This first one is a complete mystery. It had big eyes and a large mouth but was tiny. It was caught in a small creek about two inches deep off the Ashley River. I think the next one is a Sheepshead Minnow?

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[zooxanthellae]

1 Do you have any other pictures? Maybe elassoma? I can't really get a good look at it. 

2 Sheepshead Minnow

3 Least Killifish

4 Marsh Killifish

5 Sailfin Molly

[taldridge0321]

1 Do you have any other pictures? Maybe elassoma? I can't really get a good look at it. 

2 Sheepshead Minnow

3 Least Killifish

4 Marsh Killifish

5 Sailfin Molly

Not another angle I don't, any ideas?

[zooxanthellae]

Not another angle I don't, any ideas?

 

Was it caught in the same salinity water as the others? 

[lilyea]

1. Elassoma zonatum?

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Was it caught in the same salinity water as the others? 

It was in a smaller creek about twenty minutes from the other place where I caught the rest above. It was a random creek I passed on the way to Charleston.

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I found a smaller creek and cyaught a few of these. The creek was full of Mummichog, Grass Shrimp and Sailfin Mollies as well. Some sort of Goby is what I am thinking?

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[zooxanthellae]

Looks like a Naked goby.

[Dustin]

I agree with all ID's.  Unknown is Elassom zonatum female.

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Last ones here, Charleston and small creeks.

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